CSKT is advising all Tribal members to avoid consuming all species and sizes of fish harvested from the lower Clark Fork River from the Bitterroot River near Missoula to the ...

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are advising all tribal members to avoid consuming all species and sizes of fish ...

CSKT reports recent testing confirmed the presence of Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), dioxins, and furans in fish at levels ...

Deliberations of the River Recreation Advisory Council ranged from designating certain stretches of river specifically for different types of watercraft to closures when fishing access sites are full.

A 76-year-old man died after being thrown from a raft into the Bitterroot River on Monday afternoon. Kamala Harris Scores Major Endorsement in Texas After my teens had two car accidents, our car ...

Earlier this month, an angler trying their luck on the lower Bitterroot River near where it flows into the Clark Fork reeled in a fish that should not have been there: a smallmouth bass.

Officials say they are monitoring flooding along the Bitterroot River, which is affecting some fishing access sites. “It's the spring runoff high water,” National Weather Service hydrologist ...

The best fishing is in the Laurel River embayment. Spotted Bass. The spotted bass fishery is rated good, with a moderate density of 10-to-13-inch fish, with fish over 15 inches possible.

The Ravalli County Commissioners put one of the final pieces of the puzzle in place last week when they approved the use of Ravalli County Open Lands Bond Program funding for the acquisition of ...

MISSOULA — A newly released map that's just been released shows anglers and all river users details of more than 300 fishing access sites across Montana.. Trout Unlimited, which produced the map ...

With spring in the air and folks anxious to get outside and explore, the Ravalli Republic is bringing back its weekly Bitterroot Outdoors report. If you have something that you ...

FISHING — Growing fishing pressure and congestion on Western Montana’s Bitterroot River has prompted the state to propose limits on outfitters in the river’s upper reaches.