September fishing is thriving across various locations, with walleye, rainbow trout, and kokanee actively biting. Key spots include Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter. Techniques vary from trolling to jigging with specific baits. The kokanee salmon snagging season is also open, allowing anglers to catch larger fish.

Walleye, rainbow trout, and kokanee salmon are actively biting at Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter reservoirs. Optimal fishing spots vary by location, with effective techniques including trolling and jigging using various colored rigs. Rainbows are caught near dams, while kokanee fishing peaks early morning. Anglers are successfully using a mix of lures and baits.

Summer transitions at Canyon Ferry reveal steady fishing despite changing fish habits. Walleye are caught in shallow and deeper waters, with bottom bouncers and bright color patterns proving effective. Trout near the dam show sporadic bites, favoring specific colors and depths. Overall, persistent fishing yields better results in these conditions.

Fishing activity is increasing in Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter reservoirs as warmer weather brings better success rates for anglers targeting rainbow trout and walleye, with various effective techniques reported.

Fishing reports from Missouri River reservoirs highlight successful spots and techniques for anglers, including hot rainbow trout action at Holter and deeper walleye and perch opportunities at Canyon Ferry and Hauser.

Canyon Ferry is post-ice-out and walleye are stacking near submerged Christmas tree structure. Here's exactly where to target them this spring.

Montana FWP’s latest Helena-area reservoir update: ice is extremely variable, with open water in spots. Here’s where anglers are finding rainbows, walleye, perch, kokanee, and burbot—plus what’s being used and where conditions are unsafe.