First Walleye Catch for 9-Year-Old at Fort Peck

Twin Elements tests decoy vs. spot & stalk tactics on rutting Montana pronghorn bucks. Here’s what worked — and what didn’t.

Montana’s PLPW Advisory Committee meets Aug. 20 via Zoom to review landowner incentive survey results, discuss FWP access program funding, and finalize recommendations.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has released updated maps and guides for the fall hunting season, granting access to nearly 7 million acres through its Block Management Program. Hunters are encouraged to review regulations carefully to maintain cooperation with landowners and ensure ethical hunting practices. Resources are available online and at FWP offices.

So, you’re hunkered on a wind-whipped shale ridge at 10,000 feet, lungs burning, tears streaming down your face because the […]

JACKSON — A woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries on Monday, Aug. 10, after a surprise encounter with a presumed black bear while […]

Montana has implemented a new hunting regulation allowing resident bird hunters a 10-day head start over nonresidents. This change aims to ease congestion and give locals priority access to popular hunting areas. Nonresidents can still hunt mountain grouse immediately but must wait for other upland species. Always check the latest regulations.

Matt from Fish On Charters reports that perch fry in the north end are growing larger in some areas, though many micro perch remain. This suggests that the fishing season is expected to continue for several more weeks, offering opportunities for anglers.

Standard operating procedure for a hunter usually boils down to one golden rule: know what you’re pulling the trigger on. […]