Fish are jumping and gulping on Hebgen. You can catch them out of the water, just under the surface…and deeper. Fly fishermen say there are LOTS of callibaetis on the lake that have the fish on top. Deeper, worms are working well again….spoons continue to get fish, especially down about 25 feet. Yellow with red dots, orange and rainbow colors are still what are catching most. Soon, pulling the feather streamers on leaded line from a boat will get some big ones.
Fore information on Kirkwood Resort & Marina, click here.
Deadline to comment on hunting regulation proposals is Jan. 21
By angelamontana
Pablo Reservoir Fishing Report by Joe Frank
With almost two months remaining, wolf harvest on par with past seasons
SNOW JOBS!!!
By Montana Grant
AIR FRIED PUPPIES!!!
Brett French reports: Crazy Mountain trail dispute gets day in court
Jigging up Fort Peck Lakers
Four spring hunter education classes set for Yellowstone County
Skier caught in avalanche in BC
Montana Leopold Conservation Award Seeks Applicants
By Moosetrack Megan
Madison River Work Group to meet Jan. 24 in Bozeman
Santa Rosa Man Sentenced to Nine Months in Jail for Assaulting Law Enforcement Officers in Yellowstone National Park
Buck Pucks Recipe–they don’t look great, but they taste amazing
Elk Heart Taco Recipe
Ski Report by OntheSnow.com for January 19, 2022
South Crazy Mountain Land Exchange Completed
When you find the best fishing spot…
Statewide Montana Fishing Report Compilation 1.19.22
Montana Wolf Harvest Update as of January 18, 2022
Helena area reservoirs fishing report for the week of 1.17.22
CWD Research Gets $100,000 Boost from RMEF
Bison transferred from Yellowstone to Fort Peck Indian Reservation
BLM Seeks Nominations to Resource Advisory Councils
Mid January Fishing Report from Headhunters Fly Shop of Craig
