montana fish wildlife parks

It is celebrated for its spectacular scenery, remote location and excellent fishing.

A new conservation license is now needed for outdoor adventures in Montana. Have you gotten yours yet?

A hunter from Washington was attacked by a grizzly bear in northwest Montana on Tuesday.

The fine folks at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks have issued a warning to the public.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks said that flows have improved on the Big Hole River in southwest Montana and they have now lifted the two remaining angling closures that were in place.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is looking for volunteers for its 3rd annual Dome Mountain Clean-Up Day on Saturday, June 13. Volunteers will be cleaning up and removing remnants of old fencing that are dangerous to wildlife on this important elk winter range.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will hold an open house on Monday, December 15 in Bozeman, giving staff and regional Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) members the opportunity to meet with southwest Montana legislators. This open to the public.

State Section 16 in the Paradise Valley was put under emergency closure today by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks due to grizzly bear activity in the area and the presence of a fresh elk carcass.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks received numerous reports of a moose that was shot and left to waste off Lowland Road (near Maney Lake in the Elk Park area) north of Butte Wednesday.

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.

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:

General deer and elk season is set to begin this Saturday, October 26 and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is reminding hunters that state law requires they stop at all game check stations while traveling to and from hunting areas. This includes hunters who have not harvested an animal.