by Mike England
Treasure hunting in modern-day Montana.
Throughout human history, gold has always been an object of intense desire. From the pharaohs of ancient Egypt to the Spanish conquistadors, from 19th-century miners to contemporary day-traders, countless men and … Read more...
In search of Montana’s biggest, baddest trout.
By Pat Straub
If the residents of Mount Olympus were anglers, bull trout would be a favorite quarry. So too with the Greek heroes—imagine Odysseus and his crew kicking dirt and drinking beer … 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...
Proposal
Mapping the Incidence of PKD Parasites in Paradise Valley, Montana
March 10, 2018
1.0 SUMMARY
The 2016 fish kill in the Yellowstone River focused public attention on proliferative kidney disease (PKD), a condition affecting whitefish and related salmon. … Read more...
by Greg Lewis
Montana Fly Fishing Magazine interviews a 30-Year Expert in Bryozoans and PKD on the subject of what caused the unsolved fish-kill from 2016-2017
By most guide and outfitter accounts the Yellowstone River has recovered from the … Read more...
by Greg Lewis
When I first became aware that Big Sky was planning to discharge hundreds-of-millions of gallons of wastewater annually into the Gallatin River, it came at a surprising time – April 2016, only one month after the … Read more...
