The Captain has put together his TOP Eleven Montana Trout Lures for you to view. This past spring and fall he has fished Holter and Canyon Ferry Reservoirs regularly. After trying everything in his tackle box, the Captain has decided that these are the most effective trout lures and would like to share them with you. They have proven to catch larger and more fish than any other lures in his tackle box. We know that every trout angler has their favorite set-up and we would like to hear about yours as well! If you have any tips that help you catch more fish then please share them with us. Speaking of tips, after you take a look at the Top Eleven lures, the Captain will share a tip with you to help you keep trout on once you have them hooked. Enjoy the Top Eleven!
Helena Area Reservoirs Fishing Report 10.2.23
By angelamontana
2 killed in Banff National Park bear attack
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Nice Montana Bull Down
GREAT DOGS!!! by Montana Grant
WHAT A SCOPE SEES!!! by Montana Grant
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Waterfowl Wonders 2023 – Listen to Last Weeks Show 9-30-23
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Montana Hunting and Fishing Reports for 9-30-23
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LOVE ME TENDER!!! by Montana Grant
Try Hunting and Fishing News and Information for Breakfast
BELLY UP TO THE BULL!!! by Montana Grant
East Crazy Inspiration Divide Land Exchange Draft Decision Available for Objection
Comment Period Extended to October 3rd for North Seeley Wildland Urban Interface – Highway 83 Project
FWP News: Hunter kills grizzly bear in encounter in Beattie Gulch
Brett French reports: Crazy Mountain land exchange out for final comment
Three individuals found guilty of wildlife violations in mountain lion case
Yellowstone Ranger District to Begin Restoration Efforts in Mill Creek
“M” trail to close in Bozeman
National Park Service and American Forests partner to restore threatened whitebark pine
