A Day of Montana Fishing
When Navy vet John Sindland followed his cast west, he found more than world-class trout — he found a lifelong home on Montana’s Bighorn River.
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Fishing in Montana happens year-round. Cast a fly on the river, toss a spinner into a quiet lake or drop a line through the ice. There’s always water worth fishing.
143
The weight in pounds of the biggest Paddlefish on record caught in Montana.
30 Million
30 Million acres of public lands for residents and visitors to utilize in Montana.
1,520
Miles of shoreline on Fort Peck Lake.
Fishing in Montana
The quiet between cast and strike.
Do you dream of pulling rainbows out of mountain streams? Of hooking walleye from wide prairie lakes? Early mornings spent drilling through the ice for perch? Some call it a hobby. In Montana, we call it time well spent.
Let someone who knows the water show you the way.
Find a local guide, float a new stretch or learn a trick or two from someone who’s been here a while.
Montana Fishing Guides
There’s more to Montana than what’s under the water.
Stick around. Find a hot spring, a small-town rodeo or a trail that starts just past the boat ramp.
Things To Do in Montana
Fishing Stories
The stories behind the cast.
Some are true. Some get better every time they’re told
THE Montana Fish
When anglers look beyond Montana’s famous trout, they find more than new species to chase, they find a whole state of unforgettable catches.
Read MoreReel in Relaxation: A Small-Town Montana Fly-Fishing Itinerary
This five-day Montana fly-fishing getaway takes you on some of the best rivers in the state and to the charming communities that hug these waterways.
Read MoreThe blue water rivers, the scenery, being in the outdoors, just look around. Big sky country.
John Sindland
Before You Cast
What Every Angler Should Know
Keep your time on Montana’s rivers and lakes running smooth.
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