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Catch Up on Last Week’s Montana Outdoor Radio Show (opens the original)
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Missed last week’s Montana Outdoor Radio Show? No worries. We’ve got the full show ready for you to catch up. As we work our way through August, there’s plenty happening across Montana’s lakes, rivers and reservoirs. Our statewide crew checks in with the latest fishing reports, outdoor news and plenty of information to help you figure out where you might want to spend your next day on the water. Whether you’re chasing trout in western Montana, walleye on the big reservoirs or just looking for an
Montana Fishing Report: What’s Biting August 15th (opens the original)
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The cooler weather is giving Montana anglers a little relief heading into the August 15 weekend, and the fishing is responding. Cooler nights have helped bring water temperatures down on several western Montana rivers, with some fishing closures and restrictions being lifted. On the Madison, the cooler weather has slowed some of the dry fly action, but nymphs and streamers are producing. Meanwhile, reservoir anglers are still finding plenty to chase. Walleye at Fort Peck have moved deeper into r
Listen to Last Week's Montana Outdoor Radio Show August 1 (opens the original)
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If you missed last week’s Montana Outdoor Radio Show, we’ve got you covered. The latest episode featured fishing reports from around the state, discussions on current lake and river conditions, and tips for making the most of late-summer fishing. Our guests also shared where anglers are finding success and what techniques are producing the best results as water temperatures continue to climb. Whether you’re planning a weekend trip or just want to stay up to date on what’s happening across Montan
Montana Fishing Reports: Summer Bite Still Going Strong (opens the original)
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August is here, and while the dog days of summer can make fishing a little more challenging, plenty of Montana waters are still producing. Early mornings and late evenings continue to be the best windows for trout, while warmwater anglers are finding solid action for bass, walleye, and perch throughout the state. Reservoir levels remain favorable in many areas, and anglers are adjusting presentations as fish settle into deeper water during the heat of the day. Whether you’re chasing trout in the
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