Well, it turns out there’s a very thin line between “stocking the freezer” and “wildlife racketeering,” and two Montana hunters […]

The Fort Peck Dredge Cuts Fishing Access Site has restricted motorized vehicle access due to hazards on the dike road. Walk-in access remains available for anglers willing to carry their gear. Repairs are expected within weeks, so visitors should check for updates before heading out. Happy fishing!

New aerial photos show the St. Mary siphon transitioning with subtle hydroseeding using a muted green tackifier instead of vibrant dyes. This approach ensures natural blending while maintaining soil stability and coverage.

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.

A man in Three Forks, Montana, humorously attempted to order a beer on his horse in 2026 but was denied service, highlighting the importance of keeping livestock outside bars.

Flathead County in Montana is projected to grow by nearly 30% by 2040, increasing pressure on outdoor recreation areas. Public lands drive this growth, highlighting the need for improved access and facilities across the state.

The Milk River Project has successfully resumed operations after 658 days, replacing major siphons and gradually increasing water flow, marking a significant regional achievement.

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.

A proposal to donate an 82-acre island in the Yellowstone River to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks aims to preserve its wildlife habitat, named Pine Siskin fishing access site, for public benefit.

(BILLINGS, Mont.) – The BLM Billings Field Office is accepting public comments on an environmental assessment regarding travel management on […]