Feb 5, 2026 · Angela Montana
Livingtson, MT Yellowstone River Fishing Report 2.5.26
Winter conditions persist in Yellowstone, with frigid water temperatures and sluggish fish behavior. Nymphing is most effective, while ice and wind complicate fishing. Stay alert to changing conditions.
Feb 5, 2026 · Angela Montana
The Allure of Brown Trout Fishing in Montana
Brown trout are the fish equivalent of that quiet guy in the corner who turns out to be way tougher—and […]
Feb 4, 2026 · Angela Montana
Latest Fort Peck Reservoir Water Elevation Forecast 2.4.26
Water elevation on Fort Peck Reservoir in Central and Eastern Montana will depend on upcoming moisture levels and water releases from the Fort Peck Dam, alongside precipitation forecasts.
Feb 3, 2026 · Angela Montana
Catch Big Fish and Win Prizes at Georgetown Lake
If you’ve ever looked at a fish and thought, “Yeah… that one deserves some recognition,” The Lakehouse at Georgetown Lake […]
Feb 2, 2026 · Angela Montana
Fort Peck Marina Fishing Highlights with Kyle Mcgaugh
Kyle McGaugh and his crew had a successful fishing trip despite deteriorating ice conditions. They caught nice fish and emphasized the importance of safety and monitoring changing weather conditions.
Feb 2, 2026 · Angela Montana
Ice Safety Alert: Man Falls Through Ice at Tiber Reservoir
A man fell through ice at Tiber's west end, but survived due to a flotation suit and ice picks. Unpredictable ice conditions remind outdoor enthusiasts to exercise caution and prepare adequately.
Jan 30, 2026 · Angela Montana
Why did the Montana elk walk 200 miles to South Dakota?
BRETT FRENCH | bfrench@billingsgazette.com As any hunter can tell you, elk are frustratingly smart, but they also adhere to certain […]
Jan 30, 2026 · Angela Montana
Don Wilkins’ Weekly Fort Peck MT Fishing Report 1.30.26
Ice conditions in the McGuire area were 14”, with good walleye and pike fishing. Rock Creek's ice is 9-10”, and northern fishing has been excellent using 4-6” suckers and shiner minnows.
Jan 27, 2026 · Angela Montana
Skijoring’s Evolution: From Ancient Winter Travel to High-Speed Western Sport
Skijoring began as practical winter travel—skiers pulled by dogs, reindeer, and later horses—before turning into a spectator sport. From early Nordic Games and brief Olympic-era exhibitions to today’s high-speed, technical races in the American West, here’s how skijoring evolved and why Montana is at the center of its modern resurgence—plus the latest Montana Outdoor Podcast episode to watch.
Jan 26, 2026 · Angela Montana
Current Snow Report for Montana Ski Resorts
Montana's snowpack is only 32% of normal as of January 26, 2026, significantly below the average. A detailed table highlights ski resort conditions, including snow depths and open lifts.
Jan 15, 2026 · montanaoutdoor
Essential Tips for Safe and Enjoyable Montana Backcountry Adventures
Montana’s vast wilderness offers unparalleled adventure opportunities, but its remote nature demands careful preparation. Learn key safety tips to make your backcountry trips both thrilling and safe.
Jun 17, 2025 · Angela Montana
The Rise of Tiber–the Walleye Giant
Tiber Reservoir is evolving and is now a full-blown walleye heavyweight…
Mar 18, 2024 · Angela Montana
2024 Spring Mack Days – Week 1 Results
Week 1 results are in for 2024 Spring Mack Days! It was a great first week, and from Thursday to […]
Jan 26, 2023 · Krawdaddy Jones
PREVENTING PAIN WHILE HIKING
Hiking is an escape for many of us. Especially in the gorgeous terrain that Montana has to offer! However, it […]