Chancy’s Fish Camp advises anglers to target active fish at local lakes, including pike, lake trout, and perch. Compliance with regulations is emphasized as spring fishing heats up.

Rainbow fishing is thriving at Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter reservoirs, with successful methods including various flies, jigs, and worms. Anglers are also catching occasional walleye.

Turns out this pike wasn’t a mutant; it just ate something so vibrant it effectively turned the predator’s stomach into a leaky fountain pen.

Spring has arrived in Central Montana, enhancing fishing opportunities on the Missouri River as temperatures rise, attracting trout and pike into shallower waters.

Southwest Montana’s fishing conditions are improving as trout become active in warming waters, with successful hatches and ideal strategies for targeting deeper runs amid spawning activities.

Spring fishing is thriving, especially for lake trout and quality perch in East Bay, making it an optimal time for anglers to enjoy fishing.

April 4th, the ice is pretty much gone and the rivers and lakes are opening up. So if you Missed […]

If you missed it, you can catch the full episode now for statewide fishing updates, spring conditions, and all the […]

The Missouri River is in prime fishing condition with steady flows and warming temperatures. Midge activity is high, making it an excellent time for fishing, especially before summer crowds arrive.

Walleye and Northern pike fishing at Peck has been productive, especially with 1/4 ounce jigs. Lakers are also being caught using crankbaits in deeper waters. Water temperatures remain cold.

A Wisconsin man just lost 10 years of Montana hunting privileges. Here’s exactly what triggers long-term bans — and what every hunter must know right now.

A DIY hunter logs 14 bear encounters in Montana’s Bitterroot Valley before finally closing the deal. Here’s why this one’s worth your time.

Montana draw results date 2026: exactly when FWP posts elk, deer, antelope, sheep, moose, goat & bison results — plus what to do if you drew or didn’t.

Tom Welch clears the air on a legendary Northwest Montana whitetail. This “buck of a lifetime” carries a tragic weight, as the hunter passed away the same night he harvested it.

Montana’s walleye spawning process relies on human intervention due to fluctuating water levels, involving the use of barges and turkey feathers to ensure the survival of millions of eggs.

Hunters can purchase leftover nonresident hound licenses starting April 8 at 5 a.m. Limited availability; first-come, first-served online or at FWP offices.

Rainbow fishing is thriving at Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter reservoirs, with successful methods including various flies, jigs, and worms. Anglers are also catching occasional walleye.

April 4th, the ice is pretty much gone and the rivers and lakes are opening up. So if you Missed […]

Spring fishing is thriving, especially for lake trout and quality perch in East Bay, making it an optimal time for anglers to enjoy fishing.

April 4th, the ice is pretty much gone and the rivers and lakes are opening up. So if you Missed […]

If you missed it, you can catch the full episode now for statewide fishing updates, spring conditions, and all the […]

This week’s Montana Outdoor Podcast features Jeff Darrah discussing the exciting Pig Roast Banquet fundraiser, with fun activities for families and important updates for sportsmen.

Local angler Ross Tate enjoyed a successful fishing outing on Flathead Lake’s East Bay with the Blevins brothers, praising their skills as they navigated productive waters and achieved an impressive haul.

Kokanee Quinn prepares a modern, nostalgic dessert for Easter using a layered pineapple slice recipe, featuring a graham cracker base and cream cheese filling, perfect for make-ahead enjoyment.

Hank Shaw’s elk stew captures the essence of the Rocky Mountains, combining regional ingredients and a slow-cooked method that transforms tough game into a rich, flavorful meal for all.

A Wisconsin man just lost 10 years of Montana hunting privileges. Here’s exactly what triggers long-term bans — and what every hunter must know right now.

The Missouri River is in prime fishing condition with steady flows and warming temperatures. Midge activity is high, making it an excellent time for fishing, especially before summer crowds arrive.

A DIY hunter logs 14 bear encounters in Montana’s Bitterroot Valley before finally closing the deal. Here’s why this one’s worth your time.

Montana draw results date 2026: exactly when FWP posts elk, deer, antelope, sheep, moose, goat & bison results — plus what to do if you drew or didn’t.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is focusing on preserving streamflows to combat rising river temperatures, employing water leasing to support Yellowstone cutthroat trout populations amidst significant environmental challenges.

Walleye and Northern pike fishing at Peck has been productive, especially with 1/4 ounce jigs. Lakers are also being caught using crankbaits in deeper waters. Water temperatures remain cold.

A girl’s attempt to save a fish results in an unexpected mess, leading to a humorous moment that delights her father in this entertaining video.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission has closed otter trapping in Region 1 due to approaching harvest quotas, effective April 4, ensuring species sustainability.

A viral video of a massive grizzly bear at Glacier National Park emphasizes the importance of bear safety, reminding visitors to secure food and respect wildlife.

The Boulder River is still experiencing winter conditions despite the arrival of spring. While fishing is decent, especially with smaller nymph patterns, water temperatures remain low. Anglers are encouraged to explore better fishing spots like Paradise Valley Spring Creeks near Livingston until the Boulder improves in mid-April.

This honey garlic glazed salmon recipe transforms a mundane dish into a flavorful delight, utilizing a quick, no-sear broiling method, ensuring high protein and deliciousness in just 20 minutes.

Starbucks humorously announces a kiosk atop Granite Peak, complete with a costly “Sherpa Surcharge,” but reveals the entire concept is an April Fools’ joke.

Steelhead fishing on the Upper Salmon River shows clear success upstream of the East Fork, with 4-hour catch rates, while downstream conditions remain poor with long wait times.