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Simply put, Montana is a very good place to fish for walleyes, sauger and saugeye. In fact, the state lays claim to the world record saugeye, at 15.66 pounds, caught by Myron Kibler and the co-world record sauger, at 8.805 pounds, caught by Gene Moore, both out of Fort Peck Reservoir. The state record walleye, at 16.63 pounds, was caught by Dan Spence, also out of Fort Peck. The big draw isn't just the size of the fish you can catch. It's the fact that you can still find wide open spaces and either short lines or, more likely, no lines at all at the boat ramps. It's a place you can get away from it all and simply enjoy fishing. Montana's flat water walleyes are found on reservoirs across the eastern two-thirds of the state. These include massive Fort Peck, Canyon Ferry, Hauser, Holter, Tiber, Nelson, Lake Frances, Fresno, Tongue River and Bighorn Lake. There are also very good river fishing opportunities on the Missouri River and Yellowstone River. Here are some links and websites to help you learn more about fishing in Montana
Fishing Guide annual fishing reports webcasts, fishing reports  44 Foxtail Lane Ulm, MT 59485 Phone: 406-866-3304 Cell: 406-788-3824 E-mail Dale |
