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April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Get ready to elevate your dinner game with a Creamy Wild Turkey Veggie Pasta recipe! Packed with savory flavors, this dish is a surefire crowd-pleaser that will leave everyone asking for seconds. So, get your spring turkey ready to be turned into this recipe that is super easy to whip up and guaranteed to impress!


April 24, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Post Falls angler releases record trout Congratulations to Daniel Whitesitt of Post Falls, Idaho on landing a new Catch-and-Release state record for Westslope Cutthroat Trout. Daniel hooked the lunker trout while fishing the Clark Fork River in northern Idaho on April 13, 2024. After landing the fish, Daniel recorded the required measurements and photos to... View Article


April 24, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
BIG ARM, Mont. – Today, Governor Greg Gianforte and Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP) Director Dustin Temple celebrated the formal opening of a new public archery range at Flathead Lake State Park in Big Arm. “Since taking office, we’ve made access to our public lands and recreational opportunities a top priority,” Gov. Gianforte said.... View Article


April 22, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
HELENA, Mont. – April 16, 2024 — This year’s celebration of World Migratory Bird Day will take place at Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Montana WILD and Spring Meadow Lake State Park from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. on Saturday, May 4. “This year, we look forward to drums and stories from the Last Chance Community Pow Wow to... View Article


April 22, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Seeley Lake, Mont., April 19, 2024 – The seasonal roads designated to open May 1 on the Seeley Lake Ranger District on the Lolo National Forest are now open. “With the unusual winter, roads have dried out earlier than normal and staff are out swinging gates open today,” said Quinn Carver, District Ranger, Seeley Lake Ranger... View Article


April 22, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
It’s springtime in Idaho, and that means adult steelhead are returning to their birthplace to spawn the next generation of fish. Steelhead are an anadromous fish, meaning they are born in freshwater and migrate to the ocean as juveniles, where they grow into adults before migrating back to freshwater to spawn. This beautiful female steelhead... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
MISSOULA – The University of Montana Foundation and the W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation announce the launch of “Treasure Montana: Cultivating Our Tomorrow,” a fundraising campaign to safeguard and sustain Montana’s vibrant landscapes, natural resources and ecosystems. “At its heart, this campaign is about the responsibility to steward our environment, connecting all of us who... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Idaho Fish and Game is reminding burbot anglers on the Kootenai River to turn in their creel packets by May 1 to be entered into a free raffle for some great prizes If you are one of the many anglers who participated in the 2024 Kootenai River Angler Science Program, thank you for investing time... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) has investigated a recent surge in moose mortalities across the Upper Snake Region. Upon examination of the deceased animals, IDFG suspects Adenovirus Hemorrhagic Disease (AHD). So far, 16 moose calves, 1 adult moose, and 3 mule deer mortalities IDFG has examined have shown symptoms of the disease. One... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
A grizzly bear was euthanized Monday after confirmed cattle depredation on private land south of Ten Sleep. On April 14, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department investigated a report of an injured cow with wounds consistent with a grizzly bear depredation. Wildlife managers verified nearby tracks and signs that suggested the bear frequented the ranch... View Article


April 17, 2024 by angelamontana
Justin Dyon bagged his first spring gobbler of the season on opening day, according to Hunt Montana.  Congratulations!


April 16, 2024 by angelamontana
HELENA – The drawings for Montana deer and elk permits and for nonresident combination licenses are complete and applicants can check their results online. This is the fourth year of the new online application process, which allows Fish, Wildlife & Parks to complete the drawing much faster than in years past. There are a few ways... View Article


April 15, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
HELENA, Mont. –  Today, the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) released the 2024 Montana Water Supply Outlook Report, which shows much of Montana is facing abnormally dry to severe drought conditions following an unusually warm and dry winter. According to the report, 40 percent of the state is classified in moderate to severe... View Article


April 11, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Thompson Falls, Mont., April 8, 2024 — The Lolo National Forest is pleased to announce the selection of Curtis Rintz as the new District Ranger for the Plains-Thompson Ranger District. Rintz started at the end of February. “We are excited to welcome Curtis to Montana and our Forest,” said Carolyn Upton. “His background, skills and... View Article


April 11, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
HELENA, Mont. – April 10, 2024 – This summer, the USDA Forest Service, Montana Discovery Foundation, National Smokejumpers Association, and other partners will recognize and honor the men who perished in the Mann Gulch Fire of 1949. “The men who lost their lives in the Mann Gulch fire seventy-five years ago live on today in... View Article


April 11, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
MISSOULA — A Missoula woman who admitted to stealing property from the U.S. Forest Service was sentenced today to two years and two months in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich said. The defendant, Kasey Nichol Hugs, 39, pleaded guilty in December 2023 to theft of government... View Article


April 11, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Polson, Montana – The gates to the SKQ Overlook will be opening soon. On April 15 the gates to the observatory trail will open in the morning and close at sunset. Gate access will remain on this schedule until October 15. The scenic walk has attracted school tours, local recreationalists, tourists, and various visitors for... View Article


April 11, 2024 by angelamontana
When it’s time to hit the hills (or mountains in some cases) and get out to try and tag some critters, there are some stages that many hunters go through, and somebody decided to make a video of these stages involving deer hunting, in particular. Take a look at this, and let us know if... View Article


April 10, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Flathead National Forest
The third and final installment in the 2024 Wilderness Speaker Series will feature a panel of local artists who have participated in the Artist Wilderness Connection residency program in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. On Wednesday, April 17th, four artists will share their experience from spending weeks in remote Forest Service cabins within the 1.6-million-acre... View Article


April 5, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Given the lack of precipitation from November through most of January in Montana, above normal precipitation was needed over the last couple of months. “February did provide well above normal precipitation to nearly all of Montana and those weather patterns continued into the first week of March across the state,” said Eric Larson, USDA Natural... View Article

Montana Fishing Reports


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Before diving into the fishing report, check out this article that explains the difference between anglers and fishermen. Please check the fishing regulations before fishing. ———————— Jefferson River Fishing info by Fins and Feathers (April 2024) Jefferson River Fly Fishing in April As the icy cover melts away, the Jefferson River, which is fed by springs, wakes up from its... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
–Posted April 24– -by biologist Heath Headley It’s been a crazy roller coaster ride over the last several days at the walleye spawning operation on Fort Peck Reservoir! Windy and cold one day, calm and sunny the next. Thankfully, we’ve been on the warmer side of things recently and walleye are back cruising the shallows... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Gary Rueb from Plentywood had a fantastic day out fishing with the Captain on Wednesday. Gary landed an impressive 29-inch walleye, while the Captain also reeled in a nice catch, measuring 32 inches. Both anglers practiced catch and release, allowing these fish to live on. They found success using a combination of jig and minnow,... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Here’s some interesting news from a press release from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.  The following is from McRae-Helena, Georgia. Looks like investigators are onto something big in the case of Bud and June Runion’s tragic deaths back in January 2015. Just recently, a local stumbled upon a .22 caliber rifle while out magnet fishing... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Hi everyone, this is the Upper Salmon River steelhead fishing report for April 23, 2024. The data included in this report was collected between Monday, April 15 and Sunday, April 21, 2024. Steelhead angler effort during the past week on the Upper Salmon River was almost exclusively observed above the East Fork Salmon River in... View Article


April 22, 2024 by angelamontana
There is Up to $225,000 in Cash and Prizes sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and sanctioned by Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Annual spring and fall Mack Days fishing events are a tool used to reduce the numbers of introduced non-native lake trout to increase the native fish numbers.  Being a successful... View Article


April 22, 2024 by angelamontana
—posted April 21— By biologist Heath Headley The weather has taken a turn for the worse in the Big Dry Arm of Fort Peck Reservoir this past week. The winds have picked up and temperatures have dropped. Wind gusts were reported to be around 50 mph on Wednesday in the Big Dry Arm area. Because... View Article


April 22, 2024 by angelamontana
Canyon Ferry: The rainbow trout bite continues to provide action.  Shore anglers at Silos, Magpie, Kim’s Marina, Court Sheriff and Shannon were successful while using black nymphs, spawn sacks or worms.  Boat anglers caught rainbows and an occasional walleye around the Silos and from Pond 1 up to Confederate on gold or pink crankbaits.  The north... View Article


April 19, 2024 by angelamontana
Well, talk about a fishy situation! According to an article by Brittany Kasko via Fox News, Sujit Klingtalay and his buddies were out by the waters in Thailand, enjoying a day of fishing and cracking open a few cold ones. But things took a crazy turn when a harmless fishing trip turned into a showdown... View Article


April 18, 2024 by angelamontana
Fresno is 37% full, inflow 105 cfs & outflow 41 cfs. Most fish are in the spawning mode. Search for fish using your sonar equipment. Jig fishing can be productive, be prepared for a very light bite. Nelson is 94% full, inflow is 125 cfs & 0 outflow. Fish are also in the spawning mode.... View Article


April 16, 2024 by angelamontana
Hi everyone, this is the Upper Salmon River steelhead fishing report for April 16, 2024. The data included in this report was collected between Monday, April 8 and Sunday, April 14, 2024. Steelhead angler effort during the past week was primarily observed below the Sawtooth Fish Hatchery in location code 19. Angler effort in other... View Article


April 15, 2024 by angelamontana
Flathead Lake 2024 Spring Mack Days, sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and sanctioned by Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks is moving into week number six in the nine-week long event. The Spring Mack Days Fishing Event will end Saturday May 11th. Entries continue to be taken until the last fish is entered... View Article


April 15, 2024 by angelamontana
Canyon Ferry: The rainbow trout bite is really picking up throughout the reservoir as fish are cruising the shorelines.  Rainbows are being caught from shore at the Silos, Goose Bay, Shannon, the Outhouse and Magpie while using bead head nymphs, egg sacks, worms or spinners.  The reservoir is ice-free, and all the ramps are accessible.... View Article


April 12, 2024 by angelamontana
Just when you think you have seen every fishing fail scenario… Check out these entertaining clips involving fish…


April 12, 2024 by angelamontana
Fresno is 35% full. Inflow 124 cfs & outflow 41 cfs. Reservoir is ice free & dock at the ramp is in. Mainly a jig bite is happening near the spawning areas, look for gravel bottoms. 15’ has been a good depth. The bite can be very light so be prepared. Nelson is 94% full.... View Article


April 10, 2024 by angelamontana
Many of you are aware that CSKT has been tagging lake trout for several years and FWP has also done some tagging on the north end of the lake. Biologists tag lake trout to get information on growth and to generate population estimates. We have in the past asked anglers to participate in the tagging... View Article


April 10, 2024 by angelamontana
Before diving into the fishing report, check out this article that explains the difference between anglers and fishermen. Please check the fishing regulations before fishing. ———————— Jefferson River Fishing info by Fins and Feathers (April 2024) Jefferson River Fly Fishing in April As the icy cover melts away, the Jefferson River, which is fed by springs, wakes up from... View Article


April 9, 2024 by angelamontana
Remember the two anglers who were caught cheating at a Lake Erie fishing tournament? Fishermen plead guilty to charges in tournament cheating scandal Yep, those guys.  We won’t even bother to mention their names in this article, even though they were mentioned in previous articles on montanaoutdoor.com. Such actions not only undermine the integrity of... View Article


April 9, 2024 by angelamontana
Hi everyone, this is the Upper Salmon River steelhead fishing report for April 9, 2024. The data included in this report was collected between Monday, April 1 and Sunday, April 7, 2024. During the past week, steelhead angler effort was concentrated upstream of the East Fork in location code 19. The only other areas that... View Article


April 8, 2024 by angelamontana
How to describe the anglers who put in the countless hours, dollars, sweat, and a little bit of blood that are out on Flathead Lake fishing the Mack Days Fishing Events!  They are the best of the best when it comes to lake trout fishing, a sport that they love. The Mack Days staff described... View Article

Montana Camping


April 5, 2024 by angelamontana
In a time where we may feel like we have seen all the camping hacks there are in the world, we have a few hacks and gadgets that you may not have seen or heard of.  Be safe wherever you end up camping, and don’t forget if you camp in Montana, you are camping among... View Article


April 4, 2024 by angelamontana
Camping season is almost upon us in Montana, and that means we are going to start seeing campers with very different ways of camping. Here are a few stereotypes to watch for during your camping adventures, and let us know if you fall into any of these categories!


August 17, 2023 by Montana Grant
Recreational vehicles or “R.V.s” are a great way to comfortably and safely venture into the outdoors. Lewis and Clark would have been able to save a lot of time navigating the Missouri River with a jet boat and a pack of wheelers. Instead, they relied upon brains, brawn, and beasts to challenge the wilderness. On... View Article


August 13, 2023 by Montana Grant
Outdoorsmen, women, and kids need snacks and treats to keep them fat, happy, and satisfied. Without a goodie box, hunger can overwhelm a good time. Back in the day, I kept a blue Snackle Box in my truck. It was just an old, sturdy blue Tupperware tub that I kept stocked with assorted goodies. Malty... View Article


August 12, 2023 by Montana Grant
Hunting or fish camp meals are fast, tasty, and plenty. The hunters and anglers are tired and hungry after a long day on the water or in the field. The camp cook has an important job when trying to meet their needs. Bread is an often-overlooked part of a camp meal. Bread is hard to... View Article


August 6, 2023 by Montana Grant
Winters in Montana are LONG!!!! We all tend to gain more than a few pounds. As the winter grows, so do our waistlines! If you plan to chase bulls, in the high-country, run-down antelopes and deer, fly fish the back country, or just want to look and feel better, now is the time to de-flab... View Article


July 30, 2023 by Montana Grant
Big Sky Country has its own special vistas, places, and flavors. Food without spices can be less appealing. There are also more to spices than just salt and pepper. Some spices were used to cure and flavor meats. Salt can be found naturally and is considered an important natural resource. The salt would help to... View Article


July 22, 2023 by Montana Grant
When hunters return from the hills, they will be hungry. Carbs, meat, pasta, and potatoes will fit their bill and bellies. As a camp cook, I enjoy making meals in cast iron Dutch Ovens. This recipe is one of my favorites. It is simple, quick, and there are never any leftovers. I like it also... View Article


July 11, 2023 by angelamontana
Camping is supposed to be fun, so don’t let little details of things going wrong or creating more work bring you down and spoil the fun! Here are 15 camping hacks that you may or may not already know of that can streamline your next camping trip:


July 9, 2023 by Montana Grant
Humans have been cooking over fire since fire was discovered. Fire cooked foods are healthier and more flavorful. The charcoal from fire burns hot and slow. Outdoor cooking also adds spice to the meal. Even a simple Hot Dog tastes better when on a stick over the campfire. Throw some buns into foil and toast... View Article


July 8, 2023 by Montana Grant
Sportsmen love new stuff. It seems that we never have enough hats, fishing rods, guns, gadgets, garments, and outdoor stuff. More is better, I guess. The more stuff we have the better we feel about our sport. Anglers are especially addicted to collecting more NEW stuff. When I was a kid, I had a cane... View Article


July 1, 2023 by Montana Grant
Montana sunbathing smells like frying bacon. Getting a sunburn is easier at higher altitudes. Big Fry Country means that being outdoors in the sun has its risks. Sunburn is a form of radiation burn. Intense solar radiation impacts living tissue. Overexposure caused by UV rays will cause skin damage. The worst times to get burned... View Article


June 11, 2023 by Montana Grant
Humans seem to have a need to touch and feel wildlife. The problem is that inappropriate touching and feeling are harmful. Recently, there have been several human wildlife encounters in Yellowstone National Park. One man felt that he needed to save a baby bison from swimming the river, another tourist saved a baby elk and... View Article


June 10, 2023 by Montana Grant
Rhubarb is in full leafy growth, just in time for Strawberry season. Each Summer, I harvest several crops of this unique, healthy, and tasty plant. Rhubarb can sometimes be found in ditches or along the edges of old farmers’ fields and roads. Pioneers loved this healthy and versatile plant. You can also use the sap... View Article


June 3, 2023 by Montana Grant
We just celebrated Memorial Day. This holiday honors the memory of great soldiers that helped to keep America free and safe. Their ultimate sacrifice is a high price to pay for freedom. When you remember the heroes, many names come to mind. Often, family members were on that list. As Sportsmen, we also need to... View Article


May 28, 2023 by Montana Grant
Camping is simple and fun. It is supposed to be about enjoying nature without modern conveniences. Yes, you may need to use an outhouse, there may not be a cell signal, the TV will not fit in the tent, and all of that is ok! Years ago, I became the Scoutmaster of troop 676 in... View Article


May 14, 2023 by Montana Grant
Most outdoorsmen have a preferred way to build a fire. Different fires have different uses. Some may be for cooking while others are just for heat or looking at. Whatever type of fire you prefer means you need to keep these tips and tricks in mind. Here are some tips to make your Firepower ignite!... View Article


April 23, 2023 by Montana Grant
  Montana is full of outdoorsmen and women. Many folks migrated here to enjoy the diversity of hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Each season has its highs and low points for us all. During the Winter, skiers thrive. If you don’t ski, maybe learn to ice fish. Every outdoor fanatic finds something to do. It’s... View Article


April 15, 2023 by Montana Grant
All sportsmen love FREE stuff. Fishermen can always use more hooks, sinkers, lures, or flies. Hunters always need some extra ammo, shotshells, or gear. Every dollar saved helps. We all know that nothing is FREE. There is always a catch. Maybe you need to do something to get something. Maybe the something is also a... View Article


April 9, 2023 by Montana Grant
Hopefully, some of snowpack will melt and great fishing will begin. So far, ice covered lakes, snow drift lined rivers, and cold weather make fishing tougher. Catch and Release fishermen can struggle along but sometimes an angler must eat. Cooking fish is a wonderful way to enjoy your catch. Fresh fish are best and stream,... View Article

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Audio Reports


April 20, 2024 by Kamp Cook
Spring temperatures and weather have anglers rolling the dice on conditions. As Captain matt says “you can mow your yard one day and scoop snow the next.” Hear all of our latest rpeorts from around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · April 20th


April 13, 2024 by Kamp Cook
The sound of boat motors firing up are echoing across the water each morning. The spring fishing is on. Low water levels are making it tough to get on some water, but the fish are biting if you can. Hear all of our latest reports from our correspondents around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show... View Article


April 6, 2024 by Kamp Cook
It is a wet weekend for fun in Montana. Spring weather is keeping some people from hitting the water, while some are still on the ice. Hear all of our latest reports from our correspondents around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · Montana Outdoor Fishing Reports April 6


March 30, 2024 by Kamp Cook
Here comes Peter Cottontail. Hopefully he has a basket full of tackle and gear so that we can get out on the water and fish. Hear all of our latest fishing reports from our correspondents around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · March 30th

Montana FWP


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Check your bag(s) before you travel–especially if you use the same bag(s) for hunting. According to an article by Leslie Gados via nbcboston.com, a man on vacation with his wife and friends, celebrating 40th birthdays, made a “bonehead” mistake while traveling to Turks and Caicos while accidentally stowing hunting ammo in his bag.  He is... View Article


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Get ready for an epic adventure on this week’s Montana Outdoor Podcast! Join Downrigger Dale and the Captain as they dive deep into the world of Kokanee Salmon with Kit and Trevor Johnson from Kit’s Tackle Outfitters.  Discover the secrets to finding and catching these massive salmon in Holter and Hauser Reservoirs. Remember when we... View Article


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Get ready to elevate your dinner game with a Creamy Wild Turkey Veggie Pasta recipe! Packed with savory flavors, this dish is a surefire crowd-pleaser that will leave everyone asking for seconds. So, get your spring turkey ready to be turned into this recipe that is super easy to whip up and guaranteed to impress!


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Yellowstone National Park’s short spring cycling season, when bikes are allowed before vehicles, is over but use of e-bikes is seeing a steady increase. Electric bikes use a motor to help a pedaler propel their cycle. One business that has sprung to life in Gardiner offering guided tours and e-bike rentals, highlighting the growing popularity... View Article


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Before diving into the fishing report, check out this article that explains the difference between anglers and fishermen. Please check the fishing regulations before fishing. ———————— Jefferson River Fishing info by Fins and Feathers (April 2024) Jefferson River Fly Fishing in April As the icy cover melts away, the Jefferson River, which is fed by springs, wakes up from its... View Article


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
In out-of-state news… According to a press release via NOAA Fisheries, on March 13th, a distressing discovery was made on West Mae’s Beach in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. NOAA Fisheries received a concerning report of a deceased bottlenose dolphin—a young member of its species. Shockingly, upon examination, it was evident that the dolphin had suffered fatal... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
–Posted April 24– -by biologist Heath Headley It’s been a crazy roller coaster ride over the last several days at the walleye spawning operation on Fort Peck Reservoir! Windy and cold one day, calm and sunny the next. Thankfully, we’ve been on the warmer side of things recently and walleye are back cruising the shallows... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Gary Rueb from Plentywood had a fantastic day out fishing with the Captain on Wednesday. Gary landed an impressive 29-inch walleye, while the Captain also reeled in a nice catch, measuring 32 inches. Both anglers practiced catch and release, allowing these fish to live on. They found success using a combination of jig and minnow,... View Article


April 24, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Post Falls angler releases record trout Congratulations to Daniel Whitesitt of Post Falls, Idaho on landing a new Catch-and-Release state record for Westslope Cutthroat Trout. Daniel hooked the lunker trout while fishing the Clark Fork River in northern Idaho on April 13, 2024. After landing the fish, Daniel recorded the required measurements and photos to... View Article


April 24, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
BIG ARM, Mont. – Today, Governor Greg Gianforte and Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP) Director Dustin Temple celebrated the formal opening of a new public archery range at Flathead Lake State Park in Big Arm. “Since taking office, we’ve made access to our public lands and recreational opportunities a top priority,” Gov. Gianforte said.... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
According to an article by Brett French via the Billings Gazette, in a peculiar twist of fate, a cow elk met an unexpected end on the football field of a Montana school. Gardiner Public Schools found themselves dealing with a pack of wildlife intruders straight out of Yellowstone National Park. Superintendent/principal Jim Baldwin captured the... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
According to a recent press release, the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) is on the hunt for two individuals who illegally released around 25 turkeys onto the Key Pittman Wildlife Management Area. If you were in Nevada on April 9th and passed through the area and happened to spot a white truck towing a horse... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Here’s some interesting news from a press release from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.  The following is from McRae-Helena, Georgia. Looks like investigators are onto something big in the case of Bud and June Runion’s tragic deaths back in January 2015. Just recently, a local stumbled upon a .22 caliber rifle while out magnet fishing... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Hi everyone, this is the Upper Salmon River steelhead fishing report for April 23, 2024. The data included in this report was collected between Monday, April 15 and Sunday, April 21, 2024. Steelhead angler effort during the past week on the Upper Salmon River was almost exclusively observed above the East Fork Salmon River in... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Boat owners can test equipment before summer season BILLINGS – Before boating season gets into full swing this summer, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is opening Lake Elmo to gasoline motorboats for two Saturdays in May. The events are intended to give boat owners an opportunity to test equipment for safety and will be held May... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Meat Loaf is a classic favorite meal that can be for dinner or lunch or whenever. Everyone has their Mom’s Meat Loaf recipe. Some get stuffed, others are filled with cut veggies, some are made with oats, bread, panko, or crackers.  Meat Loaf gets better with time. You need to keep it warm or put... View Article


April 23, 2024 by angelamontana
If you have ever wondered how FWP collects data on bighorn sheep, here’s a video that allows you to go with them as they look for bighorns in high country to dart so they can perform research on these majestic animals.


April 23, 2024 by angelamontana
First of all, this is ridiculous to see a person messing a bull moose–but, there are a lot of people like this today… Second, we were not expecting the guy to do this when he got scared… Third, the bull was not even interested in the person and appeared more annoyed than anything. Totally get... View Article


April 23, 2024 by angelamontana
Sometimes, you catch a some cool footage at the right time….


April 22, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
HELENA, Mont. – April 16, 2024 — This year’s celebration of World Migratory Bird Day will take place at Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Montana WILD and Spring Meadow Lake State Park from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. on Saturday, May 4. “This year, we look forward to drums and stories from the Last Chance Community Pow Wow to... View Article

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