by Jeff Beyl
Have you ever been fishing with a guide, floating along the river, taking a moment to look out over the water, basically just appreciating the view and wondering where to cast your fly next? I always love … Read more...
by Christian Shane
“I would never categorize myself as an environmental artist, but when the paint dries, I often find that the work is relevant to environmental issues. I sort of dabble in modern mythology by juxtaposing the old myths … Read more...
by Everett Headley
Coldwater fisheries in Montana are experiencing an escalating conservation crisis. Warm-water species are appearing at alarming rates and in areas previously thought uninhabitable. These interlopers were first noticed over 20 years ago as anglers caught new species … Read more...
by Everett Headley
Montana’s majestic fisheries have long inspired anglers worldwide to step into their celebrated waters in search of their own immersive experiences. However, rapidly increasing boats at the launch and waders in the water have intensified angling pressure … Read more...
by John Holt
A little thumbing your nose at convention is good for the soul. Especially at times like this, when a nine-foot Heddon #35 bamboo fly rod made 85 years ago is used to fling a large weighted woolly … Read more...
by Josh Bergan
Much has been said about the sport of fishing, which is why Jackie Corley arranged this 104-page compendium entitled The Angler’s Book of Favorite Fishing Quotations (Hatherleigh Press, $12.50). Both beloved and less-well-known lines from past presidents … Read more...
Oct 25, 2023 1:29 PM
HELENA – The Montana State Parks and Recreation Board will meet Nov. 1 at 10 a.m. to discuss adopting rules for a bonus point system for Smith River permits.
The bonus point system rules were … Read more...
by Kurt Dehmer
It’s no secret that Montana is home to innumerable high-elevation lakes, and for the intrepid fly angler, these waters offer up some serious adventure potential. The main ingredients for a successful mountain-lake trip are research and planning. … Read more...
by Scott Bosse
And what tools can be used to do so.
Anyone with a soul who has ever fished, paddled, or even just laid eyes on the Gallatin River wants to see it protected. More than any feature in … Read more...
