Celebrate National Margarita Day with a zesty twist—Kokanee Quinn’s Baked Margarita Walleye is easy, delicious, and ready in just 20 minutes!
Mark your calendars and sharpen your raffle skills—the Annual Bitterroot Chapter Fundraising Banquet is back, bringing epic prizes, great food, and a chance to take home a gun from the coveted Sponsor Gun Wall!
House Bill 436 aims to protect Montana’s ‘furry friends’ by requiring signs at FWP access points where trapping is conducted—helping recreationists make safer choices for their pets. Read more from Brett French here..
This one is for the big cat hunters–take note of the latest LMU closures…
Discover how Plugit Tackle’s handcrafted wooden lures are reeling in Montana’s biggest fish, from giant Rainbow Trout to Walleye and Pike! Check out this exclusive sneak peek before the big episode drops tomorrow!
Nelson is the hot spot for walleye, northern, and perch—just watch the ice, find the fish, and drop a line!
Thick ice, cold temps, and cautious steps—Lake Trout are biting, but Peck’s ice is shifting, so stay sharp out there!
Saddle up for some snowy excitement! The Big Hole Skijoring event kicks off this weekend—come for the races, stay for the party!
Sharpen your aim and your knowledge—Miles City’s only Bowhunter Education classroom course is set for March 21-23, so register now!
Cast your line and cash in! The 2nd Annual Margo’s March Madness Fishing Tournament at Bitterroot Lake is back!
Where should you aim on a deer? Keith Warren and James Eagleman have a go-to guide to help you place the perfect shot.
No need to wade through the BS—fishing is about camaraderie, not competition, so let’s drop the snark, share the knowledge, and make every cast count! More from Montana Grant here…
If you applied for a Smith River permit, you can check the drawing results now…
Some 2025 regulations are out, but trapping and certain species regs are not available just yet…
Warning to Outdoor Enthusiasts: Japanese yew may look harmless, but this ornamental plant is highly toxic to wildlife and pets…
Some types of fish are biting and some are not, and if you’re heading out—bring your snow boots and a good dose of patience…
Attention hunters: LMU 201 will close to all female mountain lion hunting after sunset on February 20, 2025.
From a kayak flip to a lucky shot, this Montana hunter’s hunt for 2025 started with a splash…
Fillet your walleye your way—but if you want a fast and easy way to filet those walleye cheeks and wings (plus super simple recipes), we have you covered here…
The yolk’s on us—egg flies went from frowned upon to fly box staples, proving that when it comes to catching fish, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. More from Montana Grant here…
Hunters, take note—LMU 213 closes to male mountain lion hunting after sunset on February 18, 2025.
Seven wolves, relentless dedication, and a mission to keep Montana’s wolf management strong!
Ice conditions are all over the map, but so is the fishing—here’s where to drill your next hole and what’s biting across the Helena area reservoirs…
Give those faded antlers a rich, natural makeover using nothing but a simple, household ingredient, and watch the magic happen!
When a birthday surprise meets a campfire cook’s creativity, you get the ultimate fishing trip treat—Bologna Cake! Who needs flour and sugar when you have layers of lunch meat, cream cheese icing, and a side of fishing tales? More from Montana Grant here…
There’s a fine line between a bear encounter and a bear attack—this hunter played it just right…
Lake Mary Ronan is locked in with solid ice, plenty of snow cover, and no slush….
Ever wondered what fish actually hear? Turns out, it’s more than just the splash of a lure—fish have some serious ‘ears’ for vibrations and noise. Read more from Montana Grant here…
One deer, two swollen feet, and a comment section full of theories on why….
Thick ice, shifting ridges, and a hot laker bite—bundle up, stay safe, and get ready for a fun week on the ice!
Winter is the perfect time to stock up on your ‘Go To’ flies—check your boxes, sharpen those hooks, and get ready for fishing season without any regrets. Read more from Montana Grant here…
When Montana’s rivers turn to slush, the spring creeks keep flowing—offering winter anglers a shot at hungry trout in a snowy paradise…
The fish were biting, the competition fierce, and now the title of the Lakeridge Lake Taker belongs to one lucky angler!
Canyon Ferry was packed with anglers, tents, and big catches at the Ducks on Ice Tournament!
Mountain lion hunting in LMU 103 is officially closed—stay informed and hunt smart!
Montana’s best-kept fishing secret is hiding in plain sight—check out this new episode of the Montana Outdoor Podcast as Downrigger Dale and Brian Olson reveal the untapped ponds of Region 6, where monster fish are just waiting to be caught!
This week, Kokanee Quinn talks about a wild twist on an Italian classic—get ready for a moose lasagna that’s as legendary as the hunt itself!
Why You Should Be Glad There Are No Whales in Fort Peck or Flathead… Probably
From the depths of the Chesapeake to the record books—meet the angler who reeled in Maryland’s new Jumbo Yellow Perch king!
Attention Fort Peck ice anglers and riders! Keep those motorized vehicles on designated access routes—no off-roading on USACE land—and if you must detour around ice hazards, keep it short and sweet (no more than 1/8 mile)!
Montana’s public lands are back in the political crosshairs, with a new push to transfer federal lands to state control—reviving an old battle that could reshape access, management, and the future of our wild places…
With Fresno low and Nelson holding steady, the walleye, northern, and perch bite is on—tip-ups with live minnows are hot, but jigging’s where it’s at…
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff recently captured elk in the Crazy Mountains northwest of Big Timber as part of a multi-year targeted elk brucellosis surveillance project…
Get ready for a night of feasting, fun, and firearms—Montana Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife’s 15th Annual Pig Roast Banquet & Fundraiser is back on April 19th, and it’s shaping up to be the wildest one yet!
Good ice, great fishing—just watch those pressure cracks and keep the jigs moving!
From moon landings to smartwatches, Boomers have seen it all—but when the clock hands stop turning, will future generations know how much time they really have left to fish, hunt, or make history? More from Montana Grant here…
An ice fishing trip turned dangerously hot when a family’s shanty went up in flames…