Fishing Montana: Formerly the Angler's Guide to Montana

Montana is the destination of choice for hundreds of thousands of anglers each year. No wonder. The Big Sky State and neighboring Yellowstone National Park are an angler's paradise. Lunker trout and other fighting gamefish are waiting in nationally famous rivers like the Madison, Bighorn, Yellowstone, Missouri, and Big Hole, and in superb lakes and reservoirs such as Hegben, Clark Canyon, Flathead, Fort Peck, and Canyon Ferry. Plus, for the adventuresome angler who likes to seek out more remote or unknown waters, Montana has a multitude of great getaway spots including the extraordinarily beautiful Glacier National Park and the Bob Marshall and Absaroka-Beartooth wilderness areas. This handy guidebook goes well beyond the scope of most. In addition to general information about fish distribution and access, Fishing Montana, formerly The Angler's Guide to Montana, points out the special characteristics that makes each river or lake unique. It gives specific, sometimes provocative tips from the pros on what flies, lures, and baits to use and which fishing techniques work best and where. Many maps and photos accompany the text. Anglers of all abilities will find this an enjoyable and useful reference for years to come.