Fishing In Montana

Montana hit 115 degrees this summer, and the rivers are feeling it — Fish Wildlife and Parks has had to step in to protect what's swimming beneath the surface.

After a much-needed downpour, many in Montana are still feeling the pinch of water shortages. There's more to this story than just a little rain.

Imagine fishing in Montana and getting rewarded for it. This initiative might just put some cash in your pocket while helping the environment too.

Picture a serene pond, kids laughing, and the thrill of a fish tugging at the line—there’s a local event coming up that captures all that joy.

Picture this—a chilly morning, a frozen lake, and the thrill of fishing. However, this season's ice isn't what it used to be.

There's something magical about fishing days gone by, and now there’s a new twist for anglers in Central Montana.

Montana's fishing culture is back in the spotlight as Fishin Fridays returns — it’s all about the fun, the friends, and those unforgettable fishing moments.

If you are want to learn to fish, Montana might be one of the best places to start that journey.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks partners with MSU to tag trout in rivers like Big Hole and Madison for vital research on fish health and movement.

What days can you fish in Montana for free in 2024