Fishing

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COVID 19 has drawn thousands of new families to Montana over the course of the pandemic for the chance to enjoy the privilege of living in Big Sky Country.

March 1 marks the new license year for Montana fishermen and women and for hunters, as well.

If you would like to learn more about Ice Fishing then here are a few tips from a beginner. There are many things to learn with any kind of fishing.

On Saturday, Western Montana will be hit with some extra fishing restrictions because of the warm weather. "What we are looking at is what are called 'hoot owl' fishing restrictions on just the upper Clark Fork River and Silver Bow Creek," said FWP Public Information Officer Vivaca Crowser explains...

Missoula’s rivers are running high and according to Montana Water Supply Specialist Lucas Zukiewicz they are very close to their peak for the year.

Fishing in Montana is a $900 million dollar industry, but a portion of that total may be in jeopardy due to a mysterious disease that has killed thousands of fish in one of the state's premiere fishing areas.

Cooler weather is bringing an end to most of the hoot owl fishing restrictions in western Montana.

New fishing restrictions are coming for western Montana anglers and they will be here very soon.

Montana Sportsmen For Fish and Wildlife will be celebrating their seventh annual fundraising event at the Missoula County Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 14.