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Stalk Like a Heron at Rock Creek, Fish Like You Mean It (opens the original)
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Rock Creek has officially entered its skittish fall era, sitting around 265 cfs near Clinton, down slightly from the last report, and clear enough that the trout can count the knots in your leader. Float season is officially over; per Kingfisher Fly Shop’s report, “Floating is no longer allowed on Rock Creek,” so lace up the wading boots and embrace the sneaky-stroll life. The upside of skinny, glassy water is that the fish practically draw you a map — pocket water, boulder edges, plunge pools,
55 Degrees and Feelin' It: Fort Peck's Egg Take Gets Underway (opens the original)
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Fall may be closing the book on Fort Peck’s trolling-and-downrigger Chinook season, but FWP is just cracking open the fun part…on Oct. 1 the reservoir’s lower, dam-end bays turn into a snagging and archery fun zone, since those salmon obligingly pile up near the very boat ramps where they were first stocked back in 1983…a convenient little homecoming for shore anglers, bow-fishers, and anyone who enjoys a crowded dock with a side of etiquette lecture. The archery crowd gets through Oct. 15, snag
The paddlefish season's over — now your tag tells the rest of the story (opens the original)
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As the 2026 paddlefish season wraps up on Montana’s rivers, MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks is checking in with the anglers who lived it. Biologists will phone a random sample of Yellowstone River yellow-tag holders and upper Missouri River white harvest-tag holders, while every lower Missouri River green-tag holder and every Fort Peck Dredge Cuts blue-tag holder can expect a call from a Helena FWP number. New this year, some upper Missouri snag-and-release-only tag holders and Yellowstone yellow-tag
Wild Game and Chocolate? Yep. (opens the original)
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Somebody at Simply Scratch (originally adapted from a Gordon Ramsay recipe, then beaten into submission over a decade of weeknight cooking) decided that the correct way to handle a freezer full of venison was to crisp a pile of thick-cut bacon, sear three pounds of deer shoulder in the drippings until it looks like the bottom of a campfire, and then bury the whole thing under wine, bone broth, turnips, mushrooms, and an entire fistful of rainbow peppercorns. Then it goes in the oven for two hour
Block Management: Forty Years of Handshakes (opens the original)
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Formally started in 1985 and expanded significantly in 1996, Block Management provides free public hunting experiences across the state. It does more than open acreage…the program continues to help establish positive working relationships among landowners, hunters and resource managers. The stakes are plain…roughly 64 percent of Montana is private land, and good relationships with landowners are critical to hunters’ ability to pursue game there. A very important part of those relationships is hu
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