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Bozeman, Montana: Fly fishing ground zero
If you are looking for one location on the planet where fly fishing reigns supreme; Bozeman, Montana should be your destination of choice. It is physically impossible to walk three blocks in Bozeman without running into fly fishing references. Gift shops are overrun with fly fishing Santas, royal coachman bed sheets and carved wooden trout. The town is literally surrounded by its five fly shops and four outdoor sporting goods stores. It seems like one out of 4 locals owns a boat and many of them make their living as fishing guides. Bozeman has the highest concentration of fly fishing and wildlife photographers of any town on earth: flip open your ...
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If you are looking for one location on the planet where fly fishing reigns supreme; Bozeman, Montana should be your destination of choice. It is physically impossible to walk three blocks in Bozeman without running into fly fishing references. Gift shops are overrun with fly fishing Santas, royal coachman bed sheets and carved wooden trout. The town is literally surrounded by its five fly shops and four outdoor sporting goods stores. It seems like one out of 4 locals owns a boat and many of them make their living as fishing guides. Bozeman has the highest concentration of fly fishing and wildlife photographers of any town on earth: flip open your ...
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Montana Fishing News
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- Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking comments from anglers and others on issues that could result in future changes or improvements to Montana's fishing regulati... - Comments Sought on Fishing Regulation Changes
- Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on tentative changes to the fishing regulations that would go into effect on March 1, 2009.Tentative changes ... - The South Fork Flathead Westslope Cutthroat Trout Conservation Program Con...
- The South Fork Flathead Westslope Cutthroat Trout Conservation Program continues this fall with rotenone treatments of Graves Creek and Lower Big Hawk Lake. The following...
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Montana Fishing Regs & Licenses
Resident
Conservation License - $8.00 plus: Annual Fishing (18-62) - $18.00 Annual Fishing (15-17) - $8.00
Nonresident
Conservation License - $10.00 plus: 2-Day Fishing - $15.00 Annual Fishing - $60.00
License Requirements:
A valid fishing license is required for all types of fishing on state waters. To fish in Montana, most anglers need two licenses: a Conservation License and a Fishing License.
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Conservation License - $8.00 plus: Annual Fishing (18-62) - $18.00 Annual Fishing (15-17) - $8.00
Nonresident
Conservation License - $10.00 plus: 2-Day Fishing - $15.00 Annual Fishing - $60.00
License Requirements:
A valid fishing license is required for all types of fishing on state waters. To fish in Montana, most anglers need two licenses: a Conservation License and a Fishing License.
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