The latest Montana Outdoor Podcast highlights how the National Archery in the Schools Program engages over 14,000 students, promoting focus, discipline, and mental resilience among youth through archery.

Learn why bird feeders and salt licks attract hungry grizzly bears to your Montana property each spring and how to prevent dangerous wildlife conflicts.

An Idaho man's midnight hunt at Orofino Elementary earned him a failing grade. Using a crossbow and DNA-matched evidence, he bagged a $1,600 fine, jail time, and a five-year hunting ban.

On the evening of Monday, April 27, 2026, 911 dispatch received a report of a boat accident on the Clark Fork River near Clinton, prompting a multi-agency response.

The Kootenai River is experiencing spring fishing with high water and rising fish. Meanwhile, the Boston Red Sox have fired manager Alex Cora after a poor start to the season.

The Annual Leonard Lawver Memorial Kids Fishing Day on June 6th offers a free, fun-filled day for kids aged 16 and younger at Laurel Pond, with fishing gear and snacks provided.

Edmond Darnell caught a stunning 31 1/4-inch walleye, setting a personal record and earning membership in the Big Fish Club after an exciting fishing trip with Eddie Mindt.

Montana FWP seeks public comment on Recreational Trails Program grant awards and other environmental assessments. Visit fwp.mt.gov/public-notices to review and submit input.

CrossCurrents Fly Shop provided a fishing report for the Missouri River on April 24, 2026, sharing insights and updates through their Instagram post.

Despite cooler weather reducing crowds, fishing remains productive across Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter reservoirs, particularly for rainbow trout, while walleye and perch catches are slower.

Montana livestock report Apr 19-25: 4,781 head sold, steady feeder demand beats CME pressure. Grass-ready cattle strong, Canadian buyers active.

Forget the local legends about “Nessie” cousins lurking in Fort Peck or Flathead Lake; Montana’s waters are practically a spa […]

Montana K9 Safety and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks are hosting a free K9 Trap & Snare Release Workshop on April 29, 2026, to teach dog owners essential safety skills for outdoor adventures.

Two soldiers from the 11th Airborne Division recently learned the hard way that Alaska’s alarm clocks have fur and very […]

Sixteen-year-old Ryder Humphries set two world records in five days while fishing on Alberta's Bow River, showcasing exceptional skill by catching an all-tackle length champion and a junior record fish.

The 2026 Jerry Johnston Memorial Tough Guy Tournament concluded with Zeik Gordon and Owen Wilcox winning first place with 61.26 pounds. The competition was fierce, with impressive performances from all top five teams.

If you’re planning on trekking through the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem this season, you might notice some new decor in the […]

The final report of the 2026 walleye spawning season at Fort Peck Reservoir highlights extreme weather conditions and a successful last egg-take yielding 7.3 million eggs, totaling approximately 51 million for the season.

Fourchette Bay has improved with new docks and a clear boat ramp, perfect for boating. Check weather and remember to wear your life jacket while enjoying the water.

Last week on the Montana Outdoor Radio Show, we talked all things runoff. Reports from across the state highlighted rising […]

Runoff is gaining steam across Montana, and conditions are getting a little tricky. Many freestone rivers like the Yellowstone and […]

This week on the Montana Outdoor Podcast, email your ideas for potential podcast topics to win $100. Submissions are due by midnight on July 4th, with winners announced August 1st.

This recipe transforms wild turkey breast into a gourmet dish with whiskey, honey, and citrus flavors. It emphasizes proper brining and cooking techniques for optimal moisture and taste.

Hebgen Lake's elevation is rising, currently at 6,530.53 feet, signaling a positive change after a dry winter. Happy Hour Bar’s views reflect hope for the upcoming summer season.

Montana’s Nonresident Alternate’s List opens for a second chance at hunting tags from May 1 to June 1. Join for free, with no risk to preference points, and wait for possible openings.

Caleb Wilson, a local angler from Troy, hauled up the Kootenai River’s most legendary fish. And not just any legendary fish, a new state catch-and-release record. 

The Mother's Day caddis hatch is delayed due to cold weather affecting river conditions. While fish are still active, clearer waters are anticipated. Access updates and fishing recommendations are provided.

Water levels in Bighorn, Boysen, and Buffalo Bill reservoirs are significantly low due to a dry winter, impacting boating and fishing. Predictions indicate reduced runoff and earlier peak snowpack, affecting recreational access.

Walleye fishing at Fort Peck is weather-dependent, with better success in sunny conditions. Effective baits included Walleye Nations jigs and Kietech paddle tails, while lakers were caught trolling at shallow depths.

Montana authorities released new PFAS fish consumption advisories due to detectable pollution levels in select waterbodies. The recommendations aim to inform the public about potential health risks while promoting safe fish consumption.