
According to the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report by the CDC, in July 2022, a family gathering turned into a […]

Please check the fishing regulations before fishing. ———————— Jefferson River Fishing info by Fins and Feathers (May 28, 2024) The Jefferson River […]

Last week, a Tennessee congressman proposed a bill to ban wildlife “killing contests” on federal lands. The “Prohibit Wildlife Killing […]

After two full weeks of the yellow tag paddlefish season the estimated total harvest is 347 fish (see following table […]
Canyon Ferry: Walleye and rainbows are being caught by anglers trolling Slow Death rigs and a worm with bottom bouncers or crankbaits […]

Big Sky Country is home to Grizzly and Black Bears. Both are dangerous predators that can easily injure or kill […]

Camping meals don’t have to be complicated. Here is a very easy flavorful spaghetti recipe with elk meat to give […]

Ken Young, of Billings shared a great catch by his son, Kenny. Just 30 minutes downstream from Billings Saturday night. […]

NOT IN MONTANA! Trout fishermen love catching Trout. Brown, Rainbows, Brooks, Lakers, Grayling, Goldens, etc. Trout are beautiful and live […]

Swatting mosquitos is an awful way to spend time outdoors. The transitions in weather can be the worst. In the […]
Every fisherman has heard this line. The only line worst was the bite really started when you left. They call […]

…and boy did we get some great ideas! This week on the Montana Outdoor Podcast your host Downrigger Dale talked […]

How much flavor can you “bear”? Ha-ha. This week, Kokanee Quin talks about a delicious recipe created from bear meat, […]

Dan Jessee from Bozeman, Montana stayed at a great VRBO on the Dredge Cuts in Park Grove across from the […]

Hi all, I’ve been getting a lot of calls from folks this week asking about the potential for a Chinook […]
CORRECTION: This email provides updated information on how to submit comments on Commissioner Burrows’ amendment. If you would like to […]

Fly tyers are always looking for ways to improve efficiency and quality. More flies mean more time on the water. […]

Fresno is 97% full, inflow 854 cfs, outflow 650 cfs. Reservoir is near full and water clarity is turbid. Fisherpeople […]

On this week’s brand spankin new episode of the Montana Outdoor Podcast, Downrigger Dale chats with Bob Loomis from Mack’s […]

Bears are strong beasts. Grizzly bears are huge, unpredictable, and are predators. Considering that most human bear attacks will end […]

Walleye numbers have climbed on the Missouri River in the 23-mile stretch from Canyon Ferry to Toston Dam. Earlier this […]
HELENA – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks aquatic invasive species (AIS) inspection stations have been busy this spring. So far, more […]

HELENA – It might seem like a good idea at the time, but dumping an aquarium pet into a lake or […]

LEWISTOWN – The Lewistown Family Fishing Day is scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 1, from 9 a.m. to noon, […]

Campfires are warm, cozy, and comforting. When people first began using fires, their lives changed. The first fires were probably […]

Bear Meat Nachos are a delicious twist on a classic favorite! These nachos combine the rich, savory flavors of bear […]

Wildlife entanglement in human-made objects is a growing environmental concern that poses threats to various species. Animals, ranging from marine […]

Howie Viguers shot himself a nice chocolate bear. The photo was posted by Hunt Montana a few days ago. The […]

Hunting in America has changed. Americans were once a population of Hunters and Gatherers. The native peoples and early pioneers […]

Paddlefish total at 162 after first three harvest daysFollowing is the estimated paddlefish harvest after the first three days of […]

HELENA – This month, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks researchers will begin the second season of a multi-year study on black […]
Canyon Ferry: Walleye and rainbows are being caught by anglers trolling Slow Death rigs with bottom bouncers or crankbaits in 25 feet […]

Comfort food is good any day of the week, and we have an ultimate comfort food meal for anybody craving […]

Have you heard of Smartbaits fishing lures? This revolutionary tackle that adapts to its environment for ultimate fishing success! These […]

Big Sky Country has its own flavors. The sage from the plains, the sear on fresh beef, and the texture […]

This week, Kokanee Quin shares a recipe by Montana Grant that involves game birds and bacon! Take a look at […]

Congratulations to Chris McFadden of Townsend and Brem Phipps of Jordan for placing first in the 2024 Crooked Creek Walleye […]

High water is a reality of the seasonal runoff in Montana’s rivers. The melted snow must go somewhere. The result […]

Plants in our homes and landscapes add beauty and joy to our environment. Many outdoor sportsmen and women take time […]

This week on the Montana Outdoor Podcast your host Downrigger Dale talks to Chris Mischke of Big Sky Fishing Charters […]

Please note that the Crooked Creek Walleye Classic Fishing Tournament’s second and final day has been postponed to Sunday, May […]

The 2024 Crooked Creek Walleye Classic at Fort Peck Marina first day has come to an end with Bob Hickey […]

Kokanee fishing is hot on the Bitterroot Lake, according to Matt with Mo-Fisch Charters and Tours. Tune in to the […]

The American Wild Turkey is an amazing critter. Ben Franklin wanted to make the turkey our National Bird. No other […]

If you hear this noise while you’re out and about, we urge you try your best to not approach the […]

Sometimes, the elk really do wonder if you’re thinking about them while you’re playing soccer…..

If wild turkey is on the menu, but you’re just not sure how to prepare it, take a look at […]

Fresno is 86% full. Inflow 1206 cfs & outflow 45 cfs. Some have had limited success, fish in 10’ to […]

There was some funny footage involving a bear and a GoPro discovered and posted a couple of years ago. “This […]