Montana Outdoor Radio Show – March 28th Recap

Sentinel Metals is advancing the Columbia Gold Project in Montana, proposing extensive drilling to explore gold deposits. This has sparked environmental concerns regarding its proximity to the Blackfoot River, prompting public debate.

Late March is one of those sneaky good times to fish Montana. Runoff hasn’t fully kicked in yet, but warmer […]

In this episode of the Montana Outdoor Podcast, host Downrigger Dale interviews Josh Parrow, a skilled Diesel Technician, sharing insights on diesel engine choices, maintenance tips, and historical context.

Kokanee Quinn’s venison Horseshoe sandwich transforms a classic recipe by replacing ham with venison and adding a decadent beer cheese sauce, creating a unique culinary experience.

Spring brings fishing opportunities as local waters awaken. The Macman’s March 27 report outlines hotspots like Yellow Bay and the Delta, while highlighting the impending salmon season at Lake Mary Ronan.

Montana’s state trust lands provide recreation and fund public schools. The DNRC seeks genuine public input on rules affecting land use through a short anonymous survey, urging authentic perspectives over scripted responses.

A proposal to donate an 82-acre island in the Yellowstone River to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks aims to preserve its wildlife habitat, named Pine Siskin fishing access site, for public benefit.

Fort Peck is thawing, with Duck Creek and Marina bays mostly ice-free. Caution is advised due to floating ice and debris. Fishing for walleye and pike is improving but remains inconsistent.