Fresh off Flathead or from your last big haul, this smoky whitefish dip is one-of-a-kind!

Did you hear about the angler that pulled up a 59½-inch muskie that would’ve smashed records?

Before your dog gets into the water or drinks out of a pond or lake, check for harmful algal blooms (HABs), which may appear like pea soup, spilled paint, grass clippings, or water that is discolored.

New law requires public notification before relocating large predators…

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced the availability of the final Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP), associated final environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact for the Charles M. Russell Wetland Management District. This action is not related to the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge nor its CCP.

Time to think outside the box with hoppers, nymphs, and a few unexpected spots…

A new National Park Service report shows that in 2024, 3.2 million park visitors spent an estimated $458 million in local gateway regions while visiting Glacier National Park. These expenditures supported a total of 5,190 jobs, $217 million in labor income, $359 million in value added, and $656 million in economic output in local gateway economies surrounding Glacier National Park.

The grizzly bears were relocated to the Grassy Lake drainage, approximately one-half mile from the southern boundary of Yellowstone National Park.

A hiker was injured in a bear attack near Squirrel Creek in Fremont County on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30. 

Hunting evolves with every season of life—from youthful grit to veteran wisdom—and the true trophy becomes the memories, lessons, and camaraderie shared along the way. More from Montana Grant..

Hunters with disabilities can enjoy an easy-access white-tailed deer hunt at Fort Peck!

Fort Peck Marina reminds anglers to plan ahead this snagging season—the fish are running, but the cleaning station is closed.

Campers near Ashland Ranger District, beware….

Montana’s waterfowl season opens Oct. 4, with new zones, a collectible bird stamp, and plenty of ducks, geese—and even swans (by permit) waiting for hunters.

What if your boat, truck, or generator could run on nothing but water? More from Montana Grant here…

Montana’s world-class fishing isn’t just a pastime—it reeled in $1.27 billion in spending and supported over 15,000 jobs in 2024…

Walleye, weird units, and the lengths humans will go to avoid boring math…

Five hounds down in one night…wolf country doesn’t hand out second chances.