Trout Numbers Are Crashing in Montana, and No One Is Sure Why
Dead and dying fish covered in mysterious lesions are appearing amid a historic population crash. Experts are eyeing culprits like water quality, cattle, and even anglers themselves
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Dead and dying fish covered in mysterious lesions are appearing amid a historic population crash. Experts are eyeing culprits like water quality, cattle, and even anglers themselves
The alarm went up earlier this year when Montana FWP found low trout numbers in the Big Hole and other local rivers.
The alarm went up earlier this year when Montana FWP found low trout numbers in the Big Hole and other local rivers.
WISE RIVER, Mont. -- Wednesday afternoon, Governor Greg Gianforte and a panel comprising of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, the Big Hole Watershed Committee and others met with the public
Gov. Greg Gianforte flew in to Wise River to participate Wednesday in a roundtable discussion about declining trout populations in the Big Hole River and other rivers in the region.