fishing

Teton Gravity Research put together a series of videos "What Drives Jeremy Jones". The last installment has Jeremy in Bozeman fishing, and visiting with Big Sky Youth Empowerment.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will temporarily close the Eight Mile Ford Fishing Access Site (FAS) on the Madison River near Ennis beginning Tuesday, October 28.

From 8 am Wednesday, July 30 to midnight on Thursday, July 31, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will close the Big Hole River to launching and floating from Greenwood Bottoms Fishing Access Site to 1,000 ft. below Silver Bridge.

Bring your child to The Children's Museum of Bozeman on Tuesday, June 17 to learn all about fish with fun, hands-on activities. You'll then head out to a nearby fishing hole on Wednesday, June 18 and Thursday, June 19 with the experts from the American Fisheries Society. Registration is limited. Sign up now!

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks spokeswoman Vivica Crowser says flooding along Western Montana rivers is triggering closures for multiple fishing access sites and campgrounds on the Bitterroot River.

Montana's creeks and streams are now open for general fishing. Get your license right here!

Shake off those winter blues at The Brick Breeden Fieldhouse this Friday, March 28 - Sunday, March 30. Don't miss The Great Rockies Sport Show, an annual fishing, hunting, boat and RV show that will get you pumped for the upcoming outdoor, adventure season!

With the recent increase in temperature, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is alerting the public to the movement of ice jams and sudden rises in water levels along river corridors. A number of Region 3 fishing access sites are experiencing flooding with ice barriers forcing water to flow into these sites. The following FAS are currently closed:

Getting your fishing license in Montana can be an exciting experience when done for the first time, or a family tradition that happens every year. To fish in Montana, most anglers need two licenses: a Conservation License and a Fishing License. You can even apply online.

Is it against the law to try and feed yourself by fishing in Montana? One Three Forks man was accompanied by a dozen friends and family in court to argue his right to fish without a license in order to feed himself. Who is right?

It's no secret to Bozeman locals how lucky we are to be surrounded by beautiful rivers and great fishing so this video collage of pictures is more for folks who don't actually live here. Enjoy!

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will reopen the two remaining closed stretches of the Big Hole River this Thursday, October 3. Details here: