fishing

Fishing in Montana is still world-class, but experts warn that drought conditions and warm water could impact some of the state’s most popular rivers this summer.

Fishing isn’t just a pastime; it's a way to bond, especially for our youth. This special event is all about passing that joy along.

A new Montana Department of Environmental Quality report has found elevated levels of PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” in fish across several major rivers and reservoirs in the state, raising concerns about fish consumption safety.

Montana families can fish for free on two special days, making summer outings easier and more memorable.

Montana's wild charm draws everyone in, from seasoned locals to eager tourists. It's hard to resist the call of its natural wonders.

With a sail-like dorsal fin and shimmering colors, the Arctic Grayling is one of the most stunning fish you can catch in Montana.

In some states, it's a thrilling summer pastime, while in others, it’s strictly off-limits. What drives this wave of hand fishing?

Montana anglers, heads up—Patagonia just dropped new waders and fishing packs... Here's what makes them worth checking out.

Looking for the best fishing spots in Montana? Here's a handy guide to help you catch the big one!

Montana’s trout are in trouble—populations are dropping, and diseased fish are showing up. Here’s what anglers need to know, how you can help, and how to win!

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is advising anglers that portions of the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Clark Fork, Madison, Ruby and Sun rivers, as well as the Jefferson River and Silver Bow Creek in their entirety, will be closed to all fishing daily from 2 p.m. to midnight, effective at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10. The restrictions will stay in effect until conditions improve.

Looking for an easy way to cook a trout in Montana? Check this out!