In Honor of World Beard Day, this One is for the Hunters

Not all tough Montanans wear flannel—some freeze solid for eight months and still wake up ready to party…

Some fish chase bait, but “Spotty” chases fame…

Windy, wet weather kept most anglers off the water last weekend, but those who ventured out found success….

Washington State Fish and Game officials have reported yet another case where a child was injured by a coyote walking home from a school bus stop.

The most recent incident took place June 11, but additional incidents were reported mid-March, when a child was bitten on the hand. In January, a coyote bit a five-year-old boy in the upper body, pulling the child to the ground and then attempted to drag him toward a greenbelt area.

Trout Lake may be small in size, but it’s legendary for monster trout, muddy mishaps, and fish so big they’ve broken rods, hearts, and a few family picnics. Read more from Montana Grant here…

Anti-hunters are snapping up Florida bear tags not to hunt, but to hold — turning a very necessary and important wildlife management tool into a protest strategy…

With flows dropping, bugs popping, and trout getting grabby, this week’s Kootenai River update from Linehan Outfitting has everything you need—except the tug on your line…

When the outdoors calls, hungry sportsmen need fast, flavorful fuel—enter the mighty Slider: small, satisfying, and ready between bites and big moments… Read more from Montana Grant!

A lifelong angler’s journey begins in Yellowstone’s wild waters, where a patient mentor, a bamboo fly rod, and a legendary brown trout shaped a young boy’s fishing destiny.. Read more from Montana Grant!

If you missed this week’s Montana Outdoor Radio Show, don’t worry—we’ve got the full episode right here. From detailed fishing […]

The bite is heating up across Montana this week. Walleye are hitting hard on Fort Peck, especially around the rock […]

Think Montana’s State Parks run on tax dollars? This episode uncovers the surprising nonprofit making the magic happen behind the scenes.

This week, Kokanee Quinn reels in a campfire-worthy classic…

A controversial gate on a rugged Montana road has cut off public access to thousands of acres of wildlands… Read more from Brett French here.

First-come, first-serve surplus swan licenses in the Central Flyway available soon…

Think you know who runs Montana’s State Parks? Think again—the new MT Outdoor Podcast episode reveals the surprising nonprofit powering some of the coolest stuff behind the scenes. Check out this sneak peek!

Effective Thursday, June 19, 2025, select Yellowstone National Park rivers and streams will close to fishing daily from 2 p.m. to sunrise the following day due […]

Outdoor industry leaders, land managers, community planners, recreation enthusiasts, and more will come together for the 2025 Montana Outdoor Recreation Summit, taking place October 21-23 in Billings, Montana.

Headed to the Big Hole? See what Sunrise has to say first!

The perfect trout summer salad has arrived!!

Harrison Lake was closed until further notice beginning Wednesday night as law enforcement conducted a water search for a missing person.

On the morning of June 14, 2025, Wyoming Game and Fish Department personnel received a report that a cow moose had been shot in a confrontation with an angler on the North Tongue River in the Bighorn National Forest near Bear Lodge Resort. When game wardens responded, they found the moose deceased from her injuries.

The Jefferson is now low and warming after runoff—perfect timing to get away from the crowds…