MISSOULA, Mont. — Drought conditions are causing concerns for rivers, lakes and fishery health in western Montana. Fishing draws more than 3 million anglers and generates $900 million in revenue ...

New angling regulations may remove catch and possession limits for several non-native species and expand bait and tackle ...

The State of Montana is providing updated guidance on eating wild-caught fish following a study that found potentially harmful chemicals in some fish populations.

Testing by state wildlife officials in 2023 found no evidence of so-called forever chemicals in the Flathead River and Flathead Lake.

If you're into camping, outdoor fun, or enjoying nature's beauty, this state park in Montana offers breathtaking views and ...

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A man was fishing with his wife and friends on a Montana lake when one bite turned into a record-breaking catch of a “monster fish,” officials and news outlets reported. Jim Fauth was on Fort Peck ...

Lakes on both the east and west side of the park have been providing anglers with fish. Lake McDonald, Bowman Lake, Avalanche Lake, St. Mary Lake, Lake Sherburne, and both Two Medicine Lakes are ...