Nearly a dozen rivers in western Montana and a handful inside the borders of Yellowstone National Park are under restrictions as biologists seek to reduce angling-related sources of fish mortality.

Hoot-owl restrictions will take effect on portions of the Bitterroot and Clark Fork rivers on Friday as well as several ...

Following last year's historic drought in Montana and hot temperatures early this spring, the Blackfoot River is running at ...

Big Sky Connection - Montana's new Blackfoot Drought Response Plan, updated in April, adds new water users during a very dry year. Those who helped rework the plan say continued collaboration and ...

Following a warm, dry spring and early summer that hammered the winter snowpack, Montana’s rivers are already showing signs ...

Amid another summer of drought, local water managers in Blackfoot Basin urge conservation as fishing restrictions tighten due to high water temperatures impacting rivers and fish populations.

The Milltown Water Right, co-owned by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and the state, could be used to augment flows in the Clark Fork and Blackfoot rivers.

For the Rocky River Watershed Cleanup, volunteers should gather at the Emerald Necklace Marina’s Scenic Park Picnic Area at 18900 Cleveland Metro Park Drive in Lakewood.

There are presently over 3,000 recorded water claims to divert water from the Blackfoot River and its tribu taries. Two hundred and fifty-eight of these are junior to the Murphy Right.

The Milltown Water Right, co-owned by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and the state, could be used to augment flows in the Clark Fork and Blackfoot rivers.

Debbie Reid-Oleson comes from a large pioneer family. “My great-grandparents Nels and Emma settled in the Blackfoot River Valley in the 1870s. They came with the Mormon migrations as children.

You can try to book a paddle up campsite for the summer, but reservations look a little bit different than in pervious years.