Thank you for joining us at the Boat Canopy at Bass Pro Shops in Grapevine, Texas. Now you're ready for the real deal–casting into the pristine waters of Montana. Start planning your Montana fishing adventure today!
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Montana is proud of its trout. With the blackspotted cutthroat trout designated as the state fish, and more than six other kinds of trout swimming through the rivers and lakes, there is no shortage of the fish around here. However, there are many other notable species across Montana that are sought after by anglers, whether for their size, elusiveness or rarity. This begs the question, what is the Montana fish? From pike to paddlefish, landing one of these species could prove to be your best catch yet.
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Montanans take their fishing seriously. We navigate waters whether they’re calm or choppy, and we’ll drop that line rain or shine, all in pursuit of the perfect catch.
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Montana is proud of its trout. With the blackspotted cutthroat trout designated as the state fish, and more than six other kinds of trout swimming through the rivers and lakes, there is no shortage of the fish around here.
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Montana is the best place to spend a summer, and there’s nothing quite like a hot day spent out on the water. With lakes, rivers, streams and ponds in abundance throughout the state, the options for recreation are endless.
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Montana has over 30 million acres of public lands for its residents and visitors to utilize. Enjoying the outdoors here is easy and accessible — it just takes a little planning before you head out.
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Montana's beauty is a dream fulfilled. Take a moment to see the mountains cascade around you as you are fishing and boating.
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Fishing in Montana is a dream come true. Wade into crystal clear lakes or pebble-filled trout streams.
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When temperatures drop, it's time to fill up your thermos, pack your sled and discover the fun of ice fishing in Montana. Ice fishing is more than just a way to fill the days between the closing of one open water fishing season and the opening of the next.
