Bill Couch and his 27 inch Walleye

A quiet smoke break turned full-on wilderness brawl for one guy…..

Colorado Parks and Wildlife received a mortality alert for female gray wolf 2512-BC on May 15. The agency has confirmed […]

Here are the latest numbers from FWP..

The grizzly bear was captured for cattle depredation on private land.

epartment of Public Health and Human Services (DPPHS) officials are alerting the public about the recent identification of a tick new to Montana known as Ixodes scapularis, commonly referred to as a “deer tick” or “blacklegged tick”.

When you’re up close and antlered….we know the summer is just beginning soon, but who’s ready for bow season?

Is deer farming a dream job or a biological hazard? Minnesota’s courts are about to decide…

See fish like a pro and protect your peepers—why goggle-style fishing glasses might be the future of eyewear on the water… Read more from Montana Grant here….

U.S. Senator Steve Daines introduced the bipartisan “Civilian Conservation Center Enhancement Act of 2025” to support specialized wildland firefighter training.

A flesh-eating fly is creeping north from Mexico, and conservationists warn it could spell disaster for America’s big game herds….

Runoff’s in full swing on the Yellowstone, but if you time it right, there’s solid action to be had…

Sometimes, to find the fish, you have to outsmart the beaver…

Why chase distant waters when the best fishing lessons—and fish—might be five minutes from home? Read more from Montana Grant here…

Laurel angler Jimmy Lee Boles III kicked off fishing season with a splash, landing a record-breaker!

Fish-stocking crews have been hard at work this week…

Gray wolves are stirring up fear and debate in rural California, where some say they’re backyard stalkers—while others say people are just crying wolf.

FWP’s Spring Fling–Helping Walleye Do Their Thing…

Rainbows are hot, walleye are spotty, and trolling’s the ticket across Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter—just watch the weather and match the hatch with spinners, crawlers, or buggers….

The East Gallatin is moody with runoff, but afternoon nymphing and sneaky spring creek tactics can still put you on fish—if you know where to look…

Why drive hours when the fish are five minutes away? Go local, get hooked. More from Montana Grant here…

Here’s the latest update!

Blackfoot River Fishing Report by Grizzly Hackle Fly Shop: Our Blackfoot River fishing report comes to you straight from the […]

Think you can catch 100 trout in a day? Try hitting 55 first—turns out, it’s harder than you think. Read more from Montana Grant here…