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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reports a warden found mussels on a ski boat after the driver pulling the boat failed to stop at the Anaconda inspection station last week.

A warden stopped a driver pulling a ski boat after he drove past an aquatic invasive species inspection station near Anaconda last week.

A mussel-fouled boat was intercepted by a Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks warden near Anaconda last week.The warden noticed mussels on the boat and the driver

A warden stopped a driver pulling a ski boat after he drove past an aquatic invasive species inspection station near Anaconda last week.

A warden stopped a driver pulling a ski boat after he drove past an aquatic invasive species inspection station near Anaconda last week.

Montana - As we get closer to fishing and boating season, its becoming increasingly more important to look out for invasive species that might try to hitch-hike on your boats.

Three of Montana’s watercraft inspection stations opened for the season on Saturday, and by Sunday the state’s first mussel-fouled boat of the year was intercep

Nearly 34 years ago, I walked into the newsroom of The Southern Illinoisan on Illinois Avenue as a new editorial assistant. The newsroom of 1989 was a different place than

Competition from lake trout in Montana waters continues to cut into the population of native fish, but experts are optimistic that ongoing efforts will manage and potentially reverse the decline.

Idaho detected invasive mussel larvae in the Snake River in September in a scare that could cost the state millions if gone unchecked.