The 2026 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event ends on November 8th, with anglers having turned in 21,077 fish so far. There's a chance to win up to $10,000, as tagged fish prizes range from $100 to $5,000. Current leaders are Terry Krogstad and Julie Perkins among all and female anglers, respectively.

The seventh week of the 2026 Fall Mack Days fishing event has seen 18,899 lake trout entries, aiming to reduce non-native trout in Flathead Lake. The event runs until November 8th, with tagged fish prizes up to $10,000. Anglers are competing for various prizes, including categories for smallest and largest fish.

With three weeks remaining in the 2026 Fall Mack Days event, anglers have turned in 16,798 lake trout to support native species. $4,000 worth of tagged fish have been caught, with one worth $10,000 still available. Top competitors include Terry Krogstad and Julie Perkins, leading in their respective categories. Safety is emphasized for participants.

The 2026 Fall Mack Days event is in week 4 of 9, with 11,225 lake trout turned in. Terry Krogstad leads with 875 entries, vying for a $10,000 tagged fish still in the lake. Weekend drawing winners received cash prizes, and various competitions are ongoing for top anglers, ladies, and youth.

The 2026 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event on Flathead Lake, sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, runs from September 10 to November 8. So far, 5,632 lake trout have been caught, with eight tagged fish reported. Top anglers include Terry Krogstad and Laurie Kreis leading among men and women, respectively.

The fish are biting, the numbers are climbing, and somewhere in the depths of Flathead Lake, a $10,000 lake trout […]

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are hosting Fall Mack Days on Flathead Lake from September 10 to November 8. Anglers can compete for cash prizes, bonuses, lottery drawings, and thousands of tagged lake trout, providing numerous opportunities for fishing and potential earnings during the event.

The 2026 Fall Mack Days fishing event at Flathead Lake runs from September 10 to November 8, organized by the CSKT and Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. The tournament encourages lake trout management with cash prizes, bonus payouts, and lottery drawings. Registration is free, and various categories reward participation and performance.