
Critics complain, but real outdoorsmen learn, teach, and grow—one mistake at a time. More from Montana Grant here…

Late antelope drawings = better data, smarter quotas, and more accurate opportunities.

Dial in those leaders and keep your speed steady—Peck’s salmon bite is still on!

Between Hebgen’s glassy mornings and Madison’s moody flows, there’s no shortage of action (or midges)…

Every now and then, you meet a bear who’s just not in the mood for human nonsense. Like this one […]

When your lure lands in a tree or your friend’s hat instead of a trout’s mouth, that’s a whole different kind of “hook up.” Read more from Montana Grant.

When the water’s low and the temps are high, fishing smart makes all the difference…

Great grilling takes more than fire—skip the burnt burgers and dog-licked tongs with these tips to level up your BBQ game… More from Montana Grant here!

Move over bison and grizzlies—there’s a new campground menace with a foot fetish!

The Big Hole is heating up—full fishing closures and hoot-owl restrictions are now in effect.

Talk bears, policy, and public lands with other folks who live it—BBQ and gun raffle included.

These salmon pinwheels are what happens when jalapeño poppers go gourmet…

The bite’s on before brunch—nymph smart, think shallow, and dodge the weekend flotilla….

According to Field & Stream, hunters in Pennsylvania and Connecticut have something big to celebrate–both states just repealed long-standing Sunday […]

Mornings on Rock Creek are hot for dry flies—especially with Spruce Moths fluttering—but cooler weather next week might just keep the bite going all day…

One more cast isn’t just a habit—it’s a lifestyle (and a great excuse to stay a little longer). Read more from Montana Grant…

When the bugs are this good and the browns are this big, there’s nowhere else to be except for fishing!

Walleye fishing is great across the Helena area reservoirs..

Think you’re ready to wade deeper? Just remember—when the vest gets wet, the real fishing fun might be over (and your dignity might float downstream)! More from Montana Grant here…

From perch to pike to 200 whitefish in one cast—Western Montana waters are heating up!

Never grilled a beer can chicken? You’re missing out on crispy skin, juicy meat, and the most flavorful bird to ever sit on a can. More from Montana Grant here!

A school lockdown in Washington once triggered by a suspected mountain lion turned out to be…not a mountain lion.

Rain, thunder, and the best nap of his life—this boater handled the storm a little differently.

In the untamed landscapes of the Rocky Mountain West, where vast cattle ranches meet wilderness, a quiet but fierce war is brewing. Check out this latest Montana Outdoor Podcast episode–you won’t want to miss this!

Kokanee Quinn found a pistachio-crusted salmon that’s as fancy as a steakhouse birthday dinner but comes together in under 20 minutes!

With warm water creeping in, it’s Hoot Owl hours down low—but the canyon stretch is still fishing strong…

Full fishing closure takes effect Saturday on section of Big Hole River..

This week, Downrigger Dale and filmmaker Tom Opre dive into the real Yellowstone…check out this exclusive sneak peek of the MT Outdoor Podcast episode!

Recreational shooting will be banned on three state land tracts near Logan starting July 15 after leaseholders raised safety concerns.. read more from Brett French here.

The Kootenai’s in fine shape with clear water, steady flows, and trout rising happily to caddis and PMDs….summer fishing is on!

A recent fish die-off at Laurel Pond has been traced to low oxygen—not pollution…

New fire restrictions in effect…

It was a huge relief for first responders for this water rescue..

Hebgen and Quake are hot, the Upper Madison’s turning technical, and Yellowstone’s dry fly game is on—just watch for bears and beat the heat!

When survival meets supper, sometimes dinner hisses back. Read more from Montana Grant here…

Cooler temps and awesome hatches are serving up some of the best dry fly action in years on the Upper Madison…

Above 7,000 feet, the fish are hungry, the water’s cold, and the views are unbeatable. Read more from Montana Grant here…

Georgetown Lake hides a century of secrets beneath its surface.

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