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Some history on Lewistown….

Don’t miss your shot—apply for Montana deer and elk permits by April 1…

Staying still in the blind doesn’t have to mean staying stiff—try Slow Chair Yoga to keep your body (and mind) sharp for the perfect shot! Read more from Montana Grant here…

USDA Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz today announced Kristin Bail will serve as acting regional forester for the Northern Region, effective March 31, 2025. Bail will temporarily succeed Regional Forester Leanne Marten as she reaches her long-planned retirement date after 34 years of service.    

The annual spring closure of Hyalite Canyon Recreation Corridor to all motorized vehicles will begin on April 1st through May 15th, with anticipated reopening on May 16th.

Even if things are starting to thaw, remember to keep an emergency kit and warming materials in your car.

The largest fish sampled during the program was an eligible 38.2” male on February 27, and the average tubed fish was around 32.5”. 

Steelhead action is heating up on the Upper Salmon River, with anglers near Ellis and upstream of the East Fork landing fish in as little as 3 hours…

Montana Has Its Sights on a New Shooting Range—Public Input Wanted…

Walleye anglers dream of a 10-pound trophy, but Mabry Harper’s legendary 25-pound giant remains the ultimate catch—controversy and all!

Things are happening in the Flathead valley!

Here is the latest from Tongue River Reservoir State Park..

With thousands of lake trout caught and $225,000 in cash and prizes up for grabs, the big question remains—will anyone reel in “Willy,” the elusive $10,000 fish?

Your chance to shape the future of hunting on the Flathead Reservation—share your thoughts on the 2025-2026 draft regulations…

When it comes to fishing rods, there’s no “one-size-fits-all”—so, what makes a rod the best for you? Read more from Montana Grant here!

Nestled on the shores of Seeley Lake, Montana, this waterfront cabin site offers the perfect setting for your dream retreat. With a private dock providing easy access for boats and watercraft, you can enjoy endless days of fishing, boating, and lakefront relaxation. 

Game officials have received several calls about moose wandering among houses, on roads, and near an elementary school.

When the river gives something back, it often brings more questions than answers…

An angler expecting to catch fish found the surprise of a lifetime in lion form!

The greatest hunting and fishing trophies aren’t the ones you catch alone—they’re the ones you share with your team… More from Montana Grant here…..

Like big fish and old fishermen, time is always running out—so make every cast count and share the joy while you can. More from Montana Grant here…

It is a rough start to spring for much of western Montana. Ice is coming off and more reports of […]

Winter is clinging on through the first week of spring. Hear all of our latest fishing reports from our correspondents […]