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May 1, 2024 by angelamontana
Feeding wildlife might seem like a kind gesture, but it’s important to remember that it can do more harm than good. Not only does it disrupt natural feeding patterns, but it can also habituate animals to human food, leading to dependency and potential aggression. Additionally, feeding wildlife on your own stomach can be dangerous to... View Article


April 30, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
REEDSPORT, Ore. — Nearly 18,000 young salmon died after a vandal poured bleach into a Douglas County fish hatchery tank on Monday, according to law enforcement authorities. What may have started as vandalism evolved into poaching with the illegal killing of fish in one of four tanks at the Gardiner, Reedsport, and Winchester Bay (GRWB)... View Article


April 29, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
A 40-year-old male, Clarence Yoder, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, approached a bison too closely (within 25 yards) on the afternoon of April 21, 2024, and was injured by the bison. The incident occurred on the West Entrance Road near the Seven Mile Bridge, located 7 miles east of the park’s West Entrance. Rangers responded to... View Article


April 28, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
KALISPELL — Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking volunteers for a trail maintenance project on Wild Horse Island on Flathead Lake in May. FWP is planning to spend a half-day on the island completing general maintenance of the state park’s trail system on Saturday, May 11. Boats will launch from the Big Arm Unit of Flathead Lake... View Article


April 28, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
SOUTH BLAINE COUNTY, Mont. – Bureau of Land Management officials signed a Decision Record and Finding of No Significant Impact for a travel plan amendment opening a 0.6-mile primitive road in the Left Coulee area of the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument’s Bullwhacker region, providing legal public motorized and mechanized access to that area. In... View Article


April 26, 2024 by angelamontana
Reminder! The deadline to apply for moose, sheep, goat, and bison permits is May 1st (because “May the 4th be with you” is too late). For Elk B, Deer B, and Antelope permits, you have until June 1st to submit your application, but feel free to apply earlier. If you have any questions about your... View Article


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Get ready to elevate your dinner game with a Creamy Wild Turkey Veggie Pasta recipe! Packed with savory flavors, this dish is a surefire crowd-pleaser that will leave everyone asking for seconds. So, get your spring turkey ready to be turned into this recipe that is super easy to whip up and guaranteed to impress!


April 24, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Post Falls angler releases record trout Congratulations to Daniel Whitesitt of Post Falls, Idaho on landing a new Catch-and-Release state record for Westslope Cutthroat Trout. Daniel hooked the lunker trout while fishing the Clark Fork River in northern Idaho on April 13, 2024. After landing the fish, Daniel recorded the required measurements and photos to... View Article


April 24, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
BIG ARM, Mont. – Today, Governor Greg Gianforte and Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP) Director Dustin Temple celebrated the formal opening of a new public archery range at Flathead Lake State Park in Big Arm. “Since taking office, we’ve made access to our public lands and recreational opportunities a top priority,” Gov. Gianforte said.... View Article


April 22, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
HELENA, Mont. – April 16, 2024 — This year’s celebration of World Migratory Bird Day will take place at Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Montana WILD and Spring Meadow Lake State Park from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. on Saturday, May 4. “This year, we look forward to drums and stories from the Last Chance Community Pow Wow to... View Article


April 22, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Seeley Lake, Mont., April 19, 2024 – The seasonal roads designated to open May 1 on the Seeley Lake Ranger District on the Lolo National Forest are now open. “With the unusual winter, roads have dried out earlier than normal and staff are out swinging gates open today,” said Quinn Carver, District Ranger, Seeley Lake Ranger... View Article


April 22, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
It’s springtime in Idaho, and that means adult steelhead are returning to their birthplace to spawn the next generation of fish. Steelhead are an anadromous fish, meaning they are born in freshwater and migrate to the ocean as juveniles, where they grow into adults before migrating back to freshwater to spawn. This beautiful female steelhead... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
MISSOULA – The University of Montana Foundation and the W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation announce the launch of “Treasure Montana: Cultivating Our Tomorrow,” a fundraising campaign to safeguard and sustain Montana’s vibrant landscapes, natural resources and ecosystems. “At its heart, this campaign is about the responsibility to steward our environment, connecting all of us who... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Idaho Fish and Game is reminding burbot anglers on the Kootenai River to turn in their creel packets by May 1 to be entered into a free raffle for some great prizes If you are one of the many anglers who participated in the 2024 Kootenai River Angler Science Program, thank you for investing time... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) has investigated a recent surge in moose mortalities across the Upper Snake Region. Upon examination of the deceased animals, IDFG suspects Adenovirus Hemorrhagic Disease (AHD). So far, 16 moose calves, 1 adult moose, and 3 mule deer mortalities IDFG has examined have shown symptoms of the disease. One... View Article


April 17, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
A grizzly bear was euthanized Monday after confirmed cattle depredation on private land south of Ten Sleep. On April 14, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department investigated a report of an injured cow with wounds consistent with a grizzly bear depredation. Wildlife managers verified nearby tracks and signs that suggested the bear frequented the ranch... View Article


April 17, 2024 by angelamontana
Justin Dyon bagged his first spring gobbler of the season on opening day, according to Hunt Montana.  Congratulations!


April 16, 2024 by angelamontana
HELENA – The drawings for Montana deer and elk permits and for nonresident combination licenses are complete and applicants can check their results online. This is the fourth year of the new online application process, which allows Fish, Wildlife & Parks to complete the drawing much faster than in years past. There are a few ways... View Article


April 15, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
HELENA, Mont. –  Today, the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) released the 2024 Montana Water Supply Outlook Report, which shows much of Montana is facing abnormally dry to severe drought conditions following an unusually warm and dry winter. According to the report, 40 percent of the state is classified in moderate to severe... View Article


April 11, 2024 by Moosetrack Megan
Thompson Falls, Mont., April 8, 2024 — The Lolo National Forest is pleased to announce the selection of Curtis Rintz as the new District Ranger for the Plains-Thompson Ranger District. Rintz started at the end of February. “We are excited to welcome Curtis to Montana and our Forest,” said Carolyn Upton. “His background, skills and... View Article

Montana Fishing Reports


May 4, 2024 by angelamontana
May the Fourth be with You Today …..and on that note, check out this post by FWP about the Chinook Rod and Gun Club’s annual fishing day for Blaine County FOURTH graders and country schools that was held on May 2nd: We know we have tough 4th graders in northeast Montana…but how tough? How about... View Article


May 2, 2024 by angelamontana
According to a recent post on social media, at a fishing tournament like the Sealy Big Bass Splash Tournament, there’s more than sneaky tactics with fish weights, as has happened at other tournaments, going on. During a two-day patrol, the Texas Game Warden Marine Theft Investigation Unit, joined by wardens from various counties, kept a... View Article


May 1, 2024 by angelamontana
Fresno is 48% full, inflow 567 inflow, outflow is 42 cfs. Main ramp at the dam is open. Fishing has been fair. Look for areas that have structure in the water for best results. Nelson is full, no inflow or outflow. Walleye fishing has been excellent. Target gravelly areas pitching 1/4 oz jigs tipped with... View Article


May 1, 2024 by angelamontana
Posted April 30– -by biologist Heath Headley The weather conditions have continued to cooperate in the Big Dry Arm of Fort Peck Reservoir. Water surface temperatures have increased to 50-53F throughout our trap netting locations. These favorable water temperatures have allowed us to capture good numbers of walleye since the last update. Nearly all female... View Article


April 29, 2024 by angelamontana
Anglers fishing the 2024 Spring Mack Days Fishing Event have increased the total number of lake trout entries to 29,228. It was cooler weather throughout the weekend with Fridays total at 1,405, Saturday 1,227, and Sundays total at 687. Monday to Thursday total is 3,334. The 2023 event total at this point after the seventh... View Article


April 29, 2024 by angelamontana
*Pardon our dust, The first report of the year is always a rough one! The Gallatin as well as the rest of Yellowstone National Park opens to fishing on May 27th, the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend!* The Upper Madison is a lovely chalky green, and flows are right where they should be for great... View Article


April 29, 2024 by angelamontana
Brian Olson took the Captain to Nelson Reservoir Sunday, and they got into some nice walleyes. Olson says the spawn post-spawn bite on Nelson won’t last long. When it’s over fishing gets tough for a couple of weeks. Nelson is full of water.


April 29, 2024 by angelamontana
Jason Mundel an outfitter on Fort Peck caught a huge walleye Sunday.  The walleye weighed over 18 pounds and started loosing eggs. He measured the fish again and came up with the impressive 17.76 pounds and released it back in the water.  The fish was just shy of the Montana Walleye state record which stands... View Article


April 29, 2024 by angelamontana
Canyon Ferry: Shore anglers fishing for rainbows on the north end at Chinamen’s, Kim’s Marina, Court Sheriff and Shannon were successful while using black nymphs, spawn sacks or worms.  Boat anglers caught rainbows around Cemetery Island and the Outhouse while using cowbells or crankbaits.  A few walleyes are being caught on various colored crankbaits between Pond... View Article


April 27, 2024 by angelamontana
The wait is finally over! The results of the Tough Guy Walleye Tournament at Fort Peck are in, and they are nothing short of thrilling. Anglers from all over came together to test their skills and compete for the title. After a day of some hardcore fishing. Let’s dive into the details and discover who... View Article


April 27, 2024 by angelamontana
Fishing on Nelson is good. We fished for less than 3 hours, kept our limit & released several. These are males, if they’re not milking throw the girls back!


April 26, 2024 by angelamontana
Anglers must have a White Harvest Tag to participate in catching and keeping a paddlefish from this section of the river. These tags are iss HELENA – This year’s Montana paddlefish season kicks off on May 1 with the opening of the Upper Missouri River section from Fort Benton downstream to Fort Peck Dam. Anglers must have... View Article


April 26, 2024 by angelamontana
Fresno is 41% full, inflow 556 cfs & outflow 42 cfs. Most fish are in the spawning mode. Look for gravelly areas and pitch 1/8 oz perch colored jigs tipped with a crawler in 6-12’ of water for best results. Nelson is 97% full, inflow 172 cfs & 0 outflow. Most fish are in the... View Article


April 26, 2024 by angelamontana
Fishermen have great imaginations. A successful outing must include how many and how big the fishing was.  You must figure that Fishermen will exaggerate their catch numbers. Usually, 20% is a good rule. If they said they caught 100 fish, figure on 20 less and you will be closer to the truth. This is also... View Article


April 25, 2024 by angelamontana
Before diving into the fishing report, check out this article that explains the difference between anglers and fishermen. Please check the fishing regulations before fishing. ———————— Jefferson River Fishing info by Fins and Feathers (April 2024) Jefferson River Fly Fishing in April As the icy cover melts away, the Jefferson River, which is fed by springs, wakes up from its... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
–Posted April 24– -by biologist Heath Headley It’s been a crazy roller coaster ride over the last several days at the walleye spawning operation on Fort Peck Reservoir! Windy and cold one day, calm and sunny the next. Thankfully, we’ve been on the warmer side of things recently and walleye are back cruising the shallows... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Gary Rueb from Plentywood had a fantastic day out fishing with the Captain on Wednesday. Gary landed an impressive 29-inch walleye, while the Captain also reeled in a nice catch, measuring 32 inches. Both anglers practiced catch and release, allowing these fish to live on. They found success using a combination of jig and minnow,... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Here’s some interesting news from a press release from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.  The following is from McRae-Helena, Georgia. Looks like investigators are onto something big in the case of Bud and June Runion’s tragic deaths back in January 2015. Just recently, a local stumbled upon a .22 caliber rifle while out magnet fishing... View Article


April 24, 2024 by angelamontana
Hi everyone, this is the Upper Salmon River steelhead fishing report for April 23, 2024. The data included in this report was collected between Monday, April 15 and Sunday, April 21, 2024. Steelhead angler effort during the past week on the Upper Salmon River was almost exclusively observed above the East Fork Salmon River in... View Article


April 22, 2024 by angelamontana
There is Up to $225,000 in Cash and Prizes sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and sanctioned by Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Annual spring and fall Mack Days fishing events are a tool used to reduce the numbers of introduced non-native lake trout to increase the native fish numbers.  Being a successful... View Article

Montana Camping


April 5, 2024 by angelamontana
In a time where we may feel like we have seen all the camping hacks there are in the world, we have a few hacks and gadgets that you may not have seen or heard of.  Be safe wherever you end up camping, and don’t forget if you camp in Montana, you are camping among... View Article


April 4, 2024 by angelamontana
Camping season is almost upon us in Montana, and that means we are going to start seeing campers with very different ways of camping. Here are a few stereotypes to watch for during your camping adventures, and let us know if you fall into any of these categories!


August 17, 2023 by Montana Grant
Recreational vehicles or “R.V.s” are a great way to comfortably and safely venture into the outdoors. Lewis and Clark would have been able to save a lot of time navigating the Missouri River with a jet boat and a pack of wheelers. Instead, they relied upon brains, brawn, and beasts to challenge the wilderness. On... View Article


August 13, 2023 by Montana Grant
Outdoorsmen, women, and kids need snacks and treats to keep them fat, happy, and satisfied. Without a goodie box, hunger can overwhelm a good time. Back in the day, I kept a blue Snackle Box in my truck. It was just an old, sturdy blue Tupperware tub that I kept stocked with assorted goodies. Malty... View Article


August 12, 2023 by Montana Grant
Hunting or fish camp meals are fast, tasty, and plenty. The hunters and anglers are tired and hungry after a long day on the water or in the field. The camp cook has an important job when trying to meet their needs. Bread is an often-overlooked part of a camp meal. Bread is hard to... View Article


August 6, 2023 by Montana Grant
Winters in Montana are LONG!!!! We all tend to gain more than a few pounds. As the winter grows, so do our waistlines! If you plan to chase bulls, in the high-country, run-down antelopes and deer, fly fish the back country, or just want to look and feel better, now is the time to de-flab... View Article


July 30, 2023 by Montana Grant
Big Sky Country has its own special vistas, places, and flavors. Food without spices can be less appealing. There are also more to spices than just salt and pepper. Some spices were used to cure and flavor meats. Salt can be found naturally and is considered an important natural resource. The salt would help to... View Article


July 22, 2023 by Montana Grant
When hunters return from the hills, they will be hungry. Carbs, meat, pasta, and potatoes will fit their bill and bellies. As a camp cook, I enjoy making meals in cast iron Dutch Ovens. This recipe is one of my favorites. It is simple, quick, and there are never any leftovers. I like it also... View Article


July 11, 2023 by angelamontana
Camping is supposed to be fun, so don’t let little details of things going wrong or creating more work bring you down and spoil the fun! Here are 15 camping hacks that you may or may not already know of that can streamline your next camping trip:


July 9, 2023 by Montana Grant
Humans have been cooking over fire since fire was discovered. Fire cooked foods are healthier and more flavorful. The charcoal from fire burns hot and slow. Outdoor cooking also adds spice to the meal. Even a simple Hot Dog tastes better when on a stick over the campfire. Throw some buns into foil and toast... View Article


July 8, 2023 by Montana Grant
Sportsmen love new stuff. It seems that we never have enough hats, fishing rods, guns, gadgets, garments, and outdoor stuff. More is better, I guess. The more stuff we have the better we feel about our sport. Anglers are especially addicted to collecting more NEW stuff. When I was a kid, I had a cane... View Article


July 1, 2023 by Montana Grant
Montana sunbathing smells like frying bacon. Getting a sunburn is easier at higher altitudes. Big Fry Country means that being outdoors in the sun has its risks. Sunburn is a form of radiation burn. Intense solar radiation impacts living tissue. Overexposure caused by UV rays will cause skin damage. The worst times to get burned... View Article


June 11, 2023 by Montana Grant
Humans seem to have a need to touch and feel wildlife. The problem is that inappropriate touching and feeling are harmful. Recently, there have been several human wildlife encounters in Yellowstone National Park. One man felt that he needed to save a baby bison from swimming the river, another tourist saved a baby elk and... View Article


June 10, 2023 by Montana Grant
Rhubarb is in full leafy growth, just in time for Strawberry season. Each Summer, I harvest several crops of this unique, healthy, and tasty plant. Rhubarb can sometimes be found in ditches or along the edges of old farmers’ fields and roads. Pioneers loved this healthy and versatile plant. You can also use the sap... View Article


June 3, 2023 by Montana Grant
We just celebrated Memorial Day. This holiday honors the memory of great soldiers that helped to keep America free and safe. Their ultimate sacrifice is a high price to pay for freedom. When you remember the heroes, many names come to mind. Often, family members were on that list. As Sportsmen, we also need to... View Article


May 28, 2023 by Montana Grant
Camping is simple and fun. It is supposed to be about enjoying nature without modern conveniences. Yes, you may need to use an outhouse, there may not be a cell signal, the TV will not fit in the tent, and all of that is ok! Years ago, I became the Scoutmaster of troop 676 in... View Article


May 14, 2023 by Montana Grant
Most outdoorsmen have a preferred way to build a fire. Different fires have different uses. Some may be for cooking while others are just for heat or looking at. Whatever type of fire you prefer means you need to keep these tips and tricks in mind. Here are some tips to make your Firepower ignite!... View Article


April 23, 2023 by Montana Grant
  Montana is full of outdoorsmen and women. Many folks migrated here to enjoy the diversity of hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Each season has its highs and low points for us all. During the Winter, skiers thrive. If you don’t ski, maybe learn to ice fish. Every outdoor fanatic finds something to do. It’s... View Article


April 15, 2023 by Montana Grant
All sportsmen love FREE stuff. Fishermen can always use more hooks, sinkers, lures, or flies. Hunters always need some extra ammo, shotshells, or gear. Every dollar saved helps. We all know that nothing is FREE. There is always a catch. Maybe you need to do something to get something. Maybe the something is also a... View Article


April 9, 2023 by Montana Grant
Hopefully, some of snowpack will melt and great fishing will begin. So far, ice covered lakes, snow drift lined rivers, and cold weather make fishing tougher. Catch and Release fishermen can struggle along but sometimes an angler must eat. Cooking fish is a wonderful way to enjoy your catch. Fresh fish are best and stream,... View Article

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Audio Reports


May 4, 2024 by Kamp Cook
It is another great week for outdoor fun in Montana. hear all of our latest reports from all of our outdoor correspondents around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · May 4th


April 27, 2024 by Kamp Cook
Its another great weekend to get on the water. Sure, some spring weather is making it slightly uncomfortable. Just pack a jacket and listen to all of our latest reports from our correspondents around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · April 27th


April 20, 2024 by Kamp Cook
Spring temperatures and weather have anglers rolling the dice on conditions. As Captain matt says “you can mow your yard one day and scoop snow the next.” Hear all of our latest rpeorts from around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · April 20th


April 13, 2024 by Kamp Cook
The sound of boat motors firing up are echoing across the water each morning. The spring fishing is on. Low water levels are making it tough to get on some water, but the fish are biting if you can. Hear all of our latest reports from our correspondents around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show... View Article

Montana FWP


May 4, 2024 by Kamp Cook
Use the force fishing Jedi. This weekend hosts both Star Wars Day and Cinco De Mayo. What a great weekend to get out on the water? Hear both hours of our latest episode of MORS. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · Montana Outdoor Hour 1 May 4th Montana Outdoor Radio Show · Montana Outdoor Hour 2... View Article


May 4, 2024 by Kamp Cook
It is another great week for outdoor fun in Montana. hear all of our latest reports from all of our outdoor correspondents around the state. Montana Outdoor Radio Show · May 4th


May 4, 2024 by angelamontana
So, what wild critter, in modern times, is responsible for more human deaths than anything else?  There was a time when bears, wolves, venomous snakes, sharks, mountain lions, scorpions, spiders, and other wild predators had “Humans” on their menus. Native peoples often had to fight for their lives when dealing with wild critter attacks. Predators... View Article


May 4, 2024 by angelamontana
Well, this is a new one for us! Listeners have blown up The Montana Outdoor Podcast site, so we have held last week’s podcast over for yet another week! Thanks to all of you who shared this podcast so much that we just had to keep it going so everyone can keep listening and learning... View Article


May 4, 2024 by angelamontana
May the Fourth be with You Today …..and on that note, check out this post by FWP about the Chinook Rod and Gun Club’s annual fishing day for Blaine County FOURTH graders and country schools that was held on May 2nd: We know we have tough 4th graders in northeast Montana…but how tough? How about... View Article


May 4, 2024 by angelamontana
Chimichangas represent a delightful departure from traditional tacos, offering a more contained and flavorful experience. We have a recipe that calls for filling with either elk or venison that is certain to provide a delightful twist on utilizing ground game meat from your freezer stash. Whether it’s elk, deer, moose, caribou, or antelope, any wild... View Article


May 3, 2024 by angelamontana
HAVRE – With the onset of spring weather, both species of Montana bears are active. Much of Montana has both black and grizzly bears, with grizzlies showing up further and further east each year. Recently, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks confirmed a grizzly bear sighting in the Bear Paw Mountains east of Big Sandy. “Though... View Article


May 3, 2024 by angelamontana
Following the completion of an environmental assessment, Bureau of Land Management officials have decided to open a half-mile route into the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. The short road will provide access to another 51 miles of routes spread across more than 35,000 acres of federal land south of Havre and north of the... View Article


May 3, 2024 by angelamontana
GREAT FALLS – A man searching for antlers shot and killed a grizzly bear on April 25 during an encounter on private land northwest of Wolf Creek. The man was walking along a ridge covered with low trees and brush with his two dogs at his side and the wind at his back while searching for... View Article


May 3, 2024 by angelamontana
What a great surprise! The response to last week’s episode of The Montana Outdoor Podcast has been overwhelming. Due to popular demand, we’ve decided to promote the episode for another week! We couldn’t be more grateful for all the shares and support that have kept the momentum going. For those who haven’t had a chance... View Article


May 3, 2024 by angelamontana
Rattlesnakes freak out many Montanans. The thought of being bitten by a Rattler is not a pleasant thought. If you dislike Rattlers, here are some wildlife partners that you may prefer. These noisy serpents are generally dangerous but are not at the top of the food chain.   Rattlers bite humans as a last resort. They... View Article


May 3, 2024 by angelamontana
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May 2, 2024 by angelamontana
According to a recent post on social media, at a fishing tournament like the Sealy Big Bass Splash Tournament, there’s more than sneaky tactics with fish weights, as has happened at other tournaments, going on. During a two-day patrol, the Texas Game Warden Marine Theft Investigation Unit, joined by wardens from various counties, kept a... View Article


May 2, 2024 by angelamontana
In a collaborative effort to bolster the warm water fisheries at Tiber Reservoir, volunteers from Walleyes Unlimited teamed up with the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) crews from Great Falls and Choteau. Their mission? To complete the Tiber Reef project on the Willow Creek Arm, a vital initiative aimed at sustaining and improving the... View Article


May 2, 2024 by angelamontana
A recent press release from the National Park Service revealed a disturbing situation that occurred at YNP. Clarence Yoder of Idaho Falls, Idaho, approached a bison too closely in Yellowstone National Park, leading to an altercation where he kicked the bison. Rangers responded to the incident, arrested Yoder, and charged him with several offenses, including... View Article


May 2, 2024 by angelamontana
We are still trying to figure out what goes through a person’s head when they just won’t walk away from wildlife that is clearly agitated by them.


May 1, 2024 by angelamontana
ENNIS – Maintenance staff with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks have repaired and reopened Ennis Fishing Access Site. The site was closed in January after an ice jam on the Madison River flooded the site with water, ice and debris. This caused significant damage to the road, parking lot, boat ramp and other infrastructure. FWP staff have... View Article


May 1, 2024 by angelamontana
Feeding wildlife might seem like a kind gesture, but it’s important to remember that it can do more harm than good. Not only does it disrupt natural feeding patterns, but it can also habituate animals to human food, leading to dependency and potential aggression. Additionally, feeding wildlife on your own stomach can be dangerous to... View Article


May 1, 2024 by angelamontana
Fresno is 48% full, inflow 567 inflow, outflow is 42 cfs. Main ramp at the dam is open. Fishing has been fair. Look for areas that have structure in the water for best results. Nelson is full, no inflow or outflow. Walleye fishing has been excellent. Target gravelly areas pitching 1/4 oz jigs tipped with... View Article


May 1, 2024 by angelamontana
Calling All Archery Enthusiasts: Join the Ultimate 2-Day Shootout! Get ready for an unforgettable weekend of archery action with Montana Bowhunters Association and Bridger Bowmen for a 3D 2-Day Archery Shoot! On June 22nd and 23rd, just a short drive from Bozeman, join the fun competition filled with raffles and prizes. Don’t miss your chance... View Article

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