A poacher near Whitefish racked up 48 charges after killing 20+ mature bucks and leaving them to rot. Here’s why this case matters to every Montana hunter.
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WASHINGTON — September 5, 2026 — President Donald Trump has ordered the federal government to review whether gray wolves and Mexican […]
Changes are happening around Montana with weather conditions, regulations, and fishing conditions. Get prepared, and be prepared right here for […]
Catch Up on Last Week’s Montana Outdoor Radio Show September 5th, Mack Days starts up next week, FWP reports on […]
Montana elk hunters know logging can blow up a reliable spot overnight. Here’s how to scout new country and adapt before the season opens.
Discover 5 proven elk calling setups for Montana’s early archery season. Learn why pre-rut bulls respond differently and how to seal the deal.
Twice yearly, anglers gather at Flathead Lake for Mack Days, a unique fishing tournament promoting conservation and offering cash prizes. This podcast episode features Tournament Director Joe Santos, providing essential information for participants. Highlights include registration tips, cash opportunities, fishing guidelines, safety advice, and more. Enjoy fishing and support Montana’s fisheries.
Kokanee Quinn shares a mouth-watering recipe for hoisin-glazed venison skewers, a delightful dish perfect for potlucks. Featuring a flavorful marinade and quick grilling method, these skewers serve as an easy appetizer or main dish, appealing to both adventurous and hesitant eaters alike. Enjoy them hot or cold.
Montana FWP has added a proposal to convert Thompson Island into a public fishing access site to the Oct. 15 Fish and Wildlife Commission agenda. The state would acquire a 32-acre island and access easement. Other discussion topics include fishing regulations, grizzly bear releases, and public use fees. Comments are due by Sept. 24.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that Fort Peck Powerhouse’s generating units resumed service after a grass fire incident late Thursday. All personnel were evacuated safely with no injuries. Emergency services managed the fire, and the units were offline briefly for safety checks. Investigations are ongoing, and powerhouse tours are canceled.
Walleye and lake trout are being caught in deeper waters, 25-40 feet and 125-140 feet respectively, with jigging techniques proving effective. Deep-running lures, particularly the Salmo freedivers, work well for walleye. For pike, trolling crankbaits in white or silver has yielded better results, especially in the mornings.
