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  • Pike Slams Into Glass While Hunting Goldfish Underwater

    Pike Slams Into Glass While Hunting Goldfish Underwater

    February 8, 2026

    An underwater video captures a pike slamming into a glass container while attempting to attack a goldfish, creating a tense and surprising moment between predator instinct and an invisible barrier.

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  • California Bans Fur Trapping, but Not Fur Sales

    California Bans Fur Trapping, but Not Fur Sales

    February 8, 2026

    California has banned recreational animal trapping and fur sales, becoming the first state to do so. Supporters view this as progress, while critics see it as a largely symbolic gesture.

    Read More: California Bans Fur Trapping, but Not Fur Sales
  • Hunt Ends in Close Call With Wounded Deer

    Hunt Ends in Close Call With Wounded Deer

    February 8, 2026

    A hunter’s close call with a wounded buck is a powerful reminder that recovery can be dangerous and patience matters. Never assume an animal is dead—safety must always come first.

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  • Flathead Lake Dam & Hydropower Explained: Energy Keepers CEO Brian Lipscomb on the Montana Outdoor Podcast

    Flathead Lake Dam & Hydropower Explained: Energy Keepers CEO Brian Lipscomb on the Montana Outdoor Podcast

    February 7, 2026

    Montana Outdoor Podcast host Downrigger Dale talks with Brian Lipscomb, CEO of Energy Keepers, Inc., about the dam on Flathead Lake—now known as the Séliš Ksanka Ql̓ispé Hydroelectric Project. Learn the history, what surprised Dale most, why lake levels stayed high longer this year, and where to find reliable water level, flow, and forecast resources.

    Read More: Flathead Lake Dam & Hydropower Explained: Energy Keepers CEO Brian Lipscomb on the Montana Outdoor Podcast
  • Cooking with Kokanee Quinn: Wisconsin-Style Venison Brats and Hard-Cider Kraut Recipe

    Cooking with Kokanee Quinn: Wisconsin-Style Venison Brats and Hard-Cider Kraut Recipe

    February 7, 2026

    Kokanee Quinn shares a Wisconsin-style venison brat recipe featuring brats simmered in beer and onions, finished over fire, topped with tangy hard-cider kraut—perfect for outdoor cooking.

    Read More: Cooking with Kokanee Quinn: Wisconsin-Style Venison Brats and Hard-Cider Kraut Recipe
  • Fort Peck, MT Duck Creek Ice Update 2.6.26

    Fort Peck, MT Duck Creek Ice Update 2.6.26

    February 6, 2026

    Lakeride Lodging advises caution with current ice conditions, reporting approximately 5.5 inches of ice but acknowledging cracks and open water. Walking is recommended for safety while fishing.

    Read More: Fort Peck, MT Duck Creek Ice Update 2.6.26
  • Don Wilkins’ Weekly Fort Peck Ice & Fishing Report 2.6.26

    Don Wilkins’ Weekly Fort Peck Ice & Fishing Report 2.6.26

    February 6, 2026

    Ice conditions and fishing varied this week in Rock Creek and McGuire. Reports noted strong northern bites in shallow water but melting shorelines and changing ice thickness require caution for safety.

    Read More: Don Wilkins’ Weekly Fort Peck Ice & Fishing Report 2.6.26
  • 12 Creative Duct Tape Uses for Fishing Trips

    12 Creative Duct Tape Uses for Fishing Trips

    February 6, 2026

    Duct tape is an invaluable fishing tool, offering twelve innovative uses such as repairing gear, waterproofing shoes, securing items, and improving grip, making it essential for any fishing trip.

    Read More: 12 Creative Duct Tape Uses for Fishing Trips
  • Yellowstone cougars change diets, behavior to avoid wolves

    Yellowstone cougars change diets, behavior to avoid wolves

    February 6, 2026

    In Yellowstone, wolves and cougars clash because wolves steal elk kills, sometimes killing cougars. A long-term GPS study shows they’re rivals without reward, unlike smaller predators that scavenge for food.

    Read More: Yellowstone cougars change diets, behavior to avoid wolves
  • Game wardens seek Information on Unlawfully Killed Bull Elk West of Roundup

    Game wardens seek Information on Unlawfully Killed Bull Elk West of Roundup

    February 5, 2026

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks game wardens are seeking the public’s help in gathering information on an unlawfully killed bull elk found on private property and left to waste. Only the head and backstraps were removed from the bull and all other meat was wasted.

    Read More: Game wardens seek Information on Unlawfully Killed Bull Elk West of Roundup
  • The Magic of Kids with Their First Fish

    The Magic of Kids with Their First Fish

    February 5, 2026

    Taking kids ice fishing fosters excitement and connection to nature, emphasizing the joy of their first catch over limits or gear. Such moments create lasting memories and build confidence.

    Read More: The Magic of Kids with Their First Fish
  • Fort Peck’s Duck Creek Ice Report 2.5.26

    Fort Peck’s Duck Creek Ice Report 2.5.26

    February 5, 2026

    Lakeridge Lodging reports about 6 inches of ice on Duck Creek at Fort Peck Reservoir. Shorelines are becoming unstable, urging safe walk-on access and caution during winter activities.

    Read More: Fort Peck’s Duck Creek Ice Report 2.5.26
  • Livingtson, MT Yellowstone River Fishing Report 2.5.26

    Livingtson, MT Yellowstone River Fishing Report 2.5.26

    February 5, 2026

    Winter conditions persist in Yellowstone, with frigid water temperatures and sluggish fish behavior. Nymphing is most effective, while ice and wind complicate fishing. Stay alert to changing conditions.

    Read More: Livingtson, MT Yellowstone River Fishing Report 2.5.26
  • The Allure of Brown Trout Fishing in Montana

    The Allure of Brown Trout Fishing in Montana

    February 5, 2026

    Brown trout are the fish equivalent of that quiet guy in the corner who turns out to be way tougher—and […]

    Read More: The Allure of Brown Trout Fishing in Montana
  • Appreciating Unique Deer: Beyond Hunting Seasons

    Appreciating Unique Deer: Beyond Hunting Seasons

    February 5, 2026

    Before anyone checks the calendar or reaches for regulations—no, it is not Montana’s general big game season, and no, this […]

    Read More: Appreciating Unique Deer: Beyond Hunting Seasons
  • Best Flies for Missouri River Winter Fishing

    Best Flies for Missouri River Winter Fishing

    February 4, 2026

    According to a report by The River’s Edge on February 2nd, Holter is cruising at 3560 CFS, and honestly, the […]

    Read More: Best Flies for Missouri River Winter Fishing
  • Surprising Escape from Ski Lift Danger: Safety Tips for Skiers

    Surprising Escape from Ski Lift Danger: Safety Tips for Skiers

    February 4, 2026

    A terrifying ski lift malfunction left a 12-year-old dangling high above the ground—but she walked away uninjured, reminding skiers that safety, preparation, and a little luck still matter on the slopes.

    Read More: Surprising Escape from Ski Lift Danger: Safety Tips for Skiers
  • Latest Fort Peck Reservoir Water Elevation Forecast 2.4.26

    Latest Fort Peck Reservoir Water Elevation Forecast 2.4.26

    February 4, 2026

    Water elevation on Fort Peck Reservoir in Central and Eastern Montana will depend on upcoming moisture levels and water releases from the Fort Peck Dam, alongside precipitation forecasts.

    Read More: Latest Fort Peck Reservoir Water Elevation Forecast 2.4.26
  • Skiing in Montana: Latest Snow Reports & Conditions

    Skiing in Montana: Latest Snow Reports & Conditions

    February 4, 2026

    Montana’s snowpack is only 32% of normal, significantly impacting ski conditions. OnTheSnow provides detailed reports on snow depth, open runs, and weather for local resorts.

    Read More: Skiing in Montana: Latest Snow Reports & Conditions
  • Ladies Night Done Right: Five Valleys RMEF Ladies Night Out Banquet

    Ladies Night Done Right: Five Valleys RMEF Ladies Night Out Banquet

    February 4, 2026

    Join the Five Valleys RMEF Ladies Night Out Banquet on February 7th at the Missoula County Fairgrounds. Enjoy dinner, raffles, and auctions while supporting wildlife conservation. Tickets available now!

    Read More: Ladies Night Done Right: Five Valleys RMEF Ladies Night Out Banquet
  • Clark Canyon Reservoir Ice Report 2.3.26

    Clark Canyon Reservoir Ice Report 2.3.26

    February 4, 2026

    At Clark Canyon Reservoir, reports from anglers in ice fishing groups are stating that ice conditions are beginning to change. […]

    Read More: Clark Canyon Reservoir Ice Report 2.3.26
  • Join the Fun: Denise Schlegel Memorial Fishing Tournament 2026

    Join the Fun: Denise Schlegel Memorial Fishing Tournament 2026

    February 4, 2026

    The 3rd Annual Margo’s March Madness Fishing Tournament takes place February 28 and March 1, 2026, at Bitterroot Lake, promoting community, family fun, and honoring Denise Schlegel.

    Read More: Join the Fun: Denise Schlegel Memorial Fishing Tournament 2026
  • Visit Gates of the Mountains: Open Water Fishing

    Visit Gates of the Mountains: Open Water Fishing

    February 4, 2026

    The Gates of the Mountains opens today at 7:30 a.m. for fishing, but visitors must bring exact change due to seasonal closures of facilities. Weather-related updates will be provided.

    Read More: Visit Gates of the Mountains: Open Water Fishing
  • Catch Big Fish and Win Prizes at Georgetown Lake

    Catch Big Fish and Win Prizes at Georgetown Lake

    February 3, 2026

    If you’ve ever looked at a fish and thought, “Yeah… that one deserves some recognition,” The Lakehouse at Georgetown Lake […]

    Read More: Catch Big Fish and Win Prizes at Georgetown Lake
  • Idaho Poaching Case Highlights Consequences of Illegal Wildlife Harvest

    Idaho Poaching Case Highlights Consequences of Illegal Wildlife Harvest

    February 3, 2026

    An Idaho poaching investigation revealed illegal deer baiting and a closed-season moose harvest, highlighting the serious consequences of violating Idaho Fish and Game laws.

    Read More: Idaho Poaching Case Highlights Consequences of Illegal Wildlife Harvest
  • Reward offered for information on illegally introduced pike at Kalispell’s Pine Grove Pond

    Reward offered for information on illegally introduced pike at Kalispell’s Pine Grove Pond

    February 3, 2026

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is investigating the illegal introduction of northern pike into Pine Grove Pond, threatening its trout fishery. Anglers should report and remove pike to preserve the ecosystem.

    Read More: Reward offered for information on illegally introduced pike at Kalispell’s Pine Grove Pond
  • Bighorn River, MT Fishing Report for 2.1.26

    Bighorn River, MT Fishing Report for 2.1.26

    February 3, 2026

    Winter fishing on the Bighorn River is effective with trout lying deep. Key tactics include deep nymphing and slow streamers, focusing on stealth and depth due to cold conditions. Rainbows and browns are selective.

    Read More: Bighorn River, MT Fishing Report for 2.1.26
  • Fish Hog vs Groundhog: Winter Predictions

    Fish Hog vs Groundhog: Winter Predictions

    February 3, 2026

    Garrett Ostler’s entertaining video features a trout, dubbed a “fish hog,” predicting six more weeks of winter, offering anglers a lighthearted perspective on the season’s chilly performance.

    Read More: Fish Hog vs Groundhog: Winter Predictions
  • What Are Coydogs?

    What Are Coydogs?

    February 2, 2026

    Coydogs, true 50/50 coyote-dog hybrids, are rare and often confused with coyotes or feral dogs. Actual hybrids can be unpredictable and belong in the wild, not as pets.

    Read More: What Are Coydogs?
  • Fort Peck Downstream Campground 2026 Reservations Now Open

    Fort Peck Downstream Campground 2026 Reservations Now Open

    February 2, 2026

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has announced that reservations for the 2026 season are now open for the […]

    Read More: Fort Peck Downstream Campground 2026 Reservations Now Open
  • Fort Peck Marina Fishing Highlights with Kyle Mcgaugh

    Fort Peck Marina Fishing Highlights with Kyle Mcgaugh

    February 2, 2026

    Kyle McGaugh and his crew had a successful fishing trip despite deteriorating ice conditions. They caught nice fish and emphasized the importance of safety and monitoring changing weather conditions.

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  • Helena Area Reservoirs Fishing Report 2.2.26

    Helena Area Reservoirs Fishing Report 2.2.26

    February 2, 2026

    Anglers are reminded that ice conditions can be extremely variable.  Ice thickness can range from thick enough to support a […]

    Read More: Helena Area Reservoirs Fishing Report 2.2.26
  • Cheyenne’s Fishing Success at Montana’s Georgetown Lake

    Cheyenne’s Fishing Success at Montana’s Georgetown Lake

    February 2, 2026

    Cheyenne Chase caught a remarkable 3.83 lb fish at Georgetown Lake, showcasing the joy of fishing for kids. It highlights confidence, memorable experiences, and the rewards of patience.

    Read More: Cheyenne’s Fishing Success at Montana’s Georgetown Lake
  • Meet the Stars at the 2026 Montana Spring Rendezvous

    Meet the Stars at the 2026 Montana Spring Rendezvous

    February 2, 2026

    The Montana Fur Harvesters Spring Rendezvous, scheduled for May 15–16, 2026, at Majestic Valley Arena, promises expanded activities, a chance to meet ‘Mountain Men’ cast members, and engaging community experiences.

    Read More: Meet the Stars at the 2026 Montana Spring Rendezvous
  • Ice Safety Alert: Man Falls Through Ice at Tiber Reservoir

    Ice Safety Alert: Man Falls Through Ice at Tiber Reservoir

    February 2, 2026

    A man fell through ice at Tiber’s west end, but survived due to a flotation suit and ice picks. Unpredictable ice conditions remind outdoor enthusiasts to exercise caution and prepare adequately.

    Read More: Ice Safety Alert: Man Falls Through Ice at Tiber Reservoir
  • Current Ice Report at Duck Creek, Fort Peck 2.1.26

    Current Ice Report at Duck Creek, Fort Peck 2.1.26

    February 1, 2026

    Duck Creek at Fort Peck’s ice is running around 6 inches, and the ice is really smooth, according to Eddie […]

    Read More: Current Ice Report at Duck Creek, Fort Peck 2.1.26
  • An Icy Side-by-Side Fort Peck Adventure

    An Icy Side-by-Side Fort Peck Adventure

    February 1, 2026

    Don Wilkins filmed a side-by-side ride on Montana’s Fort Peck Reservoir, showcasing rough, unpredictable ice conditions. He emphasizes the importance of safety while enjoying the adventurous experience.

    Read More: An Icy Side-by-Side Fort Peck Adventure
  • Balancing Ecosystems: The Role of Wolves in Conservation

    Balancing Ecosystems: The Role of Wolves in Conservation

    February 1, 2026

    Wolf management in Alberta and Montana aims to maintain ecosystem balance, addressing stressed prey populations. It emphasizes science-based strategies rather than emotional reactions, ensuring both predators and prey are sustainably managed.

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  • Targeted Montana Ice Fishing: All About Burbot

    Targeted Montana Ice Fishing: All About Burbot

    February 1, 2026

    Burbot, known as the poor man’s lobster, thrive in Montana’s cold waters, offering unique winter fishing experiences. Their populations are stable, and they are resilient, delicious, and often misunderstood.

    Read More: Targeted Montana Ice Fishing: All About Burbot
  • Montana Outdoor Podcast: Yellowstone Summit Preview, Dates & How to Register

    Montana Outdoor Podcast: Yellowstone Summit Preview, Dates & How to Register

    January 31, 2026

    Downrigger Dale talks with Yellowstone Summit organizers George Bumann and Jenny Golding for an exclusive preview of the 5th annual online event (Feb. 19–22). Get the key dates, what the Summit is, and how to register—plus how to watch or listen to the episode and explore speakers and sessions.

    Read More: Montana Outdoor Podcast: Yellowstone Summit Preview, Dates & How to Register
  • Cooking with Kokanee Quinn: Bruce’s crock pot Pineapple Upside Down Cake

    Cooking with Kokanee Quinn: Bruce’s crock pot Pineapple Upside Down Cake

    January 31, 2026

    Kokanee Quinn’s crock pot pineapple upside-down cake recipe combines yellow cake mix with crushed pineapple, creating a moist dessert topped with caramelized pineapple and cherries, effortlessly delicious and impressive.

    Read More: Cooking with Kokanee Quinn: Bruce’s crock pot Pineapple Upside Down Cake
  • Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?

    Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?

    January 30, 2026

    BRETT FRENCH | bfrench@billingsgazette.com As any hunter can tell you, elk are frustratingly smart, but they also adhere to certain […]

    Read More: Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?
  • Don Wilkins’ Weekly Fort Peck  MT Fishing Report 1.30.26

    Don Wilkins’ Weekly Fort Peck MT Fishing Report 1.30.26

    January 30, 2026

    Ice conditions in the McGuire area were 14”, with good walleye and pike fishing. Rock Creek’s ice is 9-10”, and northern fishing has been excellent using 4-6” suckers and shiner minnows.

    Read More: Don Wilkins’ Weekly Fort Peck MT Fishing Report 1.30.26
  • Top-Notch Montana Taxidermy

    Top-Notch Montana Taxidermy

    January 30, 2026

    Montana taxidermist Chad Steward impresses with his mountain lion rug, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, earning a 5-star rating and reputation for high-quality work.

    Read More: Top-Notch Montana Taxidermy
  • Best Gear and Technique for Walleye Ice Fishing Success

    Best Gear and Technique for Walleye Ice Fishing Success

    January 29, 2026

    Using horizontal baits like the Jigging Rap enhances ice fishing effectiveness by covering more water. Tony Roach recommends fast, aggressive jigging followed by subtle motions to entice walleye bites.

    Read More: Best Gear and Technique for Walleye Ice Fishing Success
  • How a Community Rescued Mouse the Horse

    How a Community Rescued Mouse the Horse

    January 29, 2026

    Mouse the horse pulled off a wilderness survival story that sounds more like a tall tale than real life, according […]

    Read More: How a Community Rescued Mouse the Horse
  • MT’s Lake Sutherlin & Newlan Reservoir Ice Reports 1.29.26

    MT’s Lake Sutherlin & Newlan Reservoir Ice Reports 1.29.26

    January 29, 2026

    Ice conditions at Lake Sutherlin and Newlan Reservoir remain good with 10 to 12 inches of ice, ensuring safe fishing. Stay cautious and enjoy the day on the ice!

    Read More: MT’s Lake Sutherlin & Newlan Reservoir Ice Reports 1.29.26
  • Current Conditions for Kootenai River Fishing 1.28.26

    Current Conditions for Kootenai River Fishing 1.28.26

    January 29, 2026

    Winter conditions on the Kootenai River are optimal for fishing, with steady low flows and clear waters. Nymphing is the most effective technique, focusing on deep, slow-moving areas for trout.

    Read More: Current Conditions for Kootenai River Fishing 1.28.26
  • Tips and Hilarious Highlights from a First-Time MT Ice Angler

    Tips and Hilarious Highlights from a First-Time MT Ice Angler

    January 29, 2026

    The video captures the essence of ice fishing in Montana, highlighting camaraderie, challenges, and practical tips for catching burbot, emphasizing the joy found in shared winter adventures.

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  • Current Status of Wolf Harvests in Montana 1.28.26

    Current Status of Wolf Harvests in Montana 1.28.26

    January 28, 2026

    As of January 28, 2026, Montana hunters have harvested 179 wolves towards a 452 quota, with many regions still open. Check unit-specific closures to avoid surprises while hunting.

    Read More: Current Status of Wolf Harvests in Montana 1.28.26
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