Captain and Don Jamison of Park Grove had a throwback Friday at Fort Peck. A 24, 27, and 29 inch were caught and released.
They kept 6 eaters. They used jigs with plastics and sometimes tipped with a minnow or a gulp emerald shiner and gulp nightcrawler colors of jigs varied from red to multi colored.
Your chance to shape the future of hunting on the Flathead Reservation—share your thoughts on the 2025-2026 draft regulations…
A Canada goose was confirmed infected in Gallatin County on February 26.
It’s time to get your goose jerky on!
Donald Trump Jr.’s hunting trip in Italy just went from a wild adventure to a legal quagmire after he allegedly poached a rare duck—now, the hunt is on for answers.
Drawing results are officially posted!
GB1058 was one of four offspring that emerged with GB399 in May 2020.
On May 4, 2025, a 47-year-old man from Cape Coral, Florida, was injured by a bison in Yellowstone National Park.
Think state records are only for monster fish? Think again….
America’s public lands are opening wider than ever for hunters and anglers, with new spots and big opportunities…
Oklahoma’s public lands just got a little less public for outsiders.
At 94 years old, with a heart full of grit and a camo golf cart for cover, Mr. Fox Haas reminded us all why legends never hang up their calls….
Spring has sprung on the Madison River, and the trout are biting—time to dust off your waders and hit the water!
From feisty pike that’ll hit anything to bass moving in like spring breakers, the bite is hot—if you’re willing to move, jig, and maybe dodge a few overachieving lake trout…
When spring runoff turns rivers into washing machines, it’s time to fish smart, wade safe, and trust that the trout haven’t gone far—they’re just hunkered down waiting for your flashy fly to find them…
A peaceful day of ice fishing shattered in an instant…
Some anglers are stuck dreaming of frozen lakes, while others are packing their gear and chasing the last ice—where do you stand?
As Canyon Ferry’s ice fades fast, one last thrilling ice fishing adventure delivers big trout and bigger lessons—before the season slips away! More from Montana Grant here!
As Montana’s late-season ice thins and conditions become unpredictable, anglers are urged to stay cautious—no fish is worth the risk.
Ice conditions are unpredictable, but for those willing to take precautions, the fishing has been excellent across Helena area waters.
Get hooked on this week’s Montana Outdoor Podcast as the pros share smart, tangle-free tips to organize your gear and upgrade your next fishing trip. Check it out now!
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The 2025 Walleye Egg Collection is in the Books. Rigger and the Captain Take a Deep Dive Into What it all Means For Montana’s Walleye Fishermen & Women…
What do Walleye eggs, a surprise guest, and Jurassic Park have in common? We have a sneak peek into the latest amazing Montana Outdoor Podcast episode…
Time for Your Refresher Course on How to Catch HUGE Kokanee Salmon in Holter & Hauser Reservoirs From Kit & Trevor Johnson of Kit’s Tackle Outfitters…
Think those monster Kokanee were a fluke? Think again—Kit and Trevor are back to spill the secrets before the season heats up!
That “special” new scent your dog is rocking? Yeah, here’s one way to get rid of that…
Tired of playing keep-away with your dog while you’re at hunting camp, fishing, on the trapline or hunting? Even well-trained dogs have their moments! Learn the secret to achieving total recall—no chasing required!
When it comes to filleting a northern pike, the internet has spoken—and, as usual, everybody is right and wrong, simultaneously….
When grizzlies and black bears meet, it can sometimes be less of a friendly forest reunion and more a heavyweight smackdown…
Armored in 30,000 quills and smelling like exotic cheese, the porcupine is nature’s most misunderstood, chew-happy, and surprisingly tasty pincushion. Read more from Montana Grant here…
Remember that wildlife is wild…
The 100-fish limit was no match for Mack Days anglers on Flathead Lake, as records tumbled and lines stayed tight in a crazy weekend of nonstop lake trout action…
In 1916, Yellowstone National Park recorded its first officially documented fatal grizzly bear attack. The victim, Frank Welch, a 61-year-old […]
An Irish woman, Lorraine Learmont, has filed a lawsuit against the Triangle C Ranch near Dubois, Wyoming, following an incident […]
This smart and friendly elk has serious footwork when it comes to soccer.
Time to dust off the binoculars—Montana’s wild VIP lounges are opening for the season, but remember: you’re a guest, not the main attraction….
Portion of Big Hole River closed temporarily due to Sawlog Fire
Trout…it’s what’s for dinner!
Think chicken with a side of danger—this rattlesnake recipe brings the wild to your skillet…
