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Everybody is a winner

Here are the happy winners of the Grand Prize raft package raffle from our annual banquet. The raft package was delivered to John and Linda Winnie of Kalispell. Congratulations to John and Linda and thanks to all of It removes plaque in my link purchase cheap cialis the blood...

Action Alert: Your help is needed for Swan Lake

Wild trout need your help. Montana FWP, Region 1, has released for public comment a draft environmental assessment for extension of the unique restoration effort for Swan Lake and the connected river system. Comments can be sent to FWP fisheries biologist Leo Rosenthal at; lrosenthal@mt.gov. Following the discovery of...

Volunteers Needed!

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Facts are Stubborn Things on Flathead Lake

by Chris Schustrom President John Adams famously said, “Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.”  This quote was mentioned recently in reference to the process currently underway that seeks...

Womens Fly Fishing Seminar

Saturday April 28, 2012. Snappy’s Sport Senter will present a great FREE seminar on fly fishing for women only. You will learn all about the exciting sport of fly fishing with casting, tying, tackle and fly selection instruction. Come on down and learn to fly fish, or just brush...

Fish Cars & Lake Trout

I was intrigued by the 100 Years Ago Today blurb on the front page of the Kalispell Daily Inter Lake today. “April 20, 1912: The state fish car is expected to be here the latter part of the week, and several hundred young trout will be placed in various...

Westslope Cutthroat Restoration: A success story

Just wanted to pen a quick note of thanks to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks for some of the great work they are doing to conserve and restore some of our native fish populations. The story making the rounds of the papers this week outlines the South Fork Flathead...

People can calm down

So, the story goes like this; Back in February, the Supreme Court ruled that there is no such thing as a “navigable river”, just bits and pieces of navigable water spread around Montana between the land of rich corporations. Quickly following the decision, wealthy landowners around the Treasure State...

Are the Flathead’s Native Fish “Stable”?

There has been a lot of lecturing lately by opponents of native fish recovery regarding the misuse of the terms “stable” and “secure” They seem to feel that if they can unilaterally declare that the fish populations in Flathead Lake are “stable” or “secure” there will be no need...