A Day of Montana Fishing
For fishing guide John Sindland, making the move to Montana in 1990 to pursue his love of fishing was pretty much inevitable.
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From relaxing lake days to fishing on winding rivers, recreating in and around the water is a way of life in Montana.
170,000
There are more than 170,000 miles of rivers throughout the state.
1,500
Montana's largest body of water — Fort Peck Lake — has more than 1,500 miles of shoreline. That’s more than the state of California.
492
Tally Lake is Montana’s deepest, with a depth of 492 feet.
Water Recreation in Montana
Come on in: The water’s fine.
From winding rivers to lakes that stretch as far as the eye can see, Montana is paradise for those who love to recreate in, on and around the water all year round.
On the Water in Montana
With lakes, rivers, streams and ponds in abundance throughout the state, the options for recreation are endless.
Stay a While
After a day on the water, there’s so much more Montana to explore. Find your next adventure.
Things To Do in Montana
Water Recreation Stories
The People Who Go With the Flow
Meet the folks whose lives intersect with Montana’s waterways.
Chasing Fish All Year Long
Fishing puns are easy. Often too easy. So it’s with some measure of reluctance that one would say when Rob Weiker came to Montana he was hooked.
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Thomas Elpel
Before You Go
Tips and Top Spots for Hitting the Water
Check out what you need and where to go to have an unforgettable time on Montana’s lakes and rivers.
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