Amelia Earhart’s Fly Fishing Experience Aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart reflects on her attempts at fly fishing in the Wyoming mountains. What happened In an article from December 1934, Amelia Earhart shares her experiences with fly fishing, which she began while learning to fly in California. Despite her adventurous spirit, she admits that she struggles with […]
Comparing 7mm PRC and 7mm Rem Mag Cartridges The 7mm PRC cartridge is gaining attention for its performance compared to the established 7mm Remington Magnum. What happened The 7mm Remington Magnum has been a staple among big-game hunters since its introduction over six decades ago. Developed by outfitter Les Bowman, it was designed to provide […]
Father and Son Fishing Trip Leads to Record-Breaking Catch A fishing outing turned extraordinary when Andrew Scott caught a massive bass, marking a memorable day for him and his son. What happened On February 16, Andrew Scott was persuaded by his son Chalton to go fishing. Initially hesitant due to work commitments, Andrew eventually agreed. […]
Montana Enhances Hunter Education Amid Declining Youth Participation The state is increasing support for hunter education programs as youth interest in hunting continues to wane. What happened Montana’s Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is ramping up its investment in hunter education. This decision comes in response to declining interest in hunting among young […]
Montana Fishing Update: Conditions and Opportunities Recent weather changes have improved ice conditions and fishing opportunities in Northwest Montana. What happened Last week, a cold snap brought heavy snowfall, significantly thickening the ice on local lakes. This development has opened up larger bodies of water, allowing anglers to pursue bigger fish. The upcoming week is […]
Final Winter Fishing Report for Helena Area Reservoirs This report marks the conclusion of the winter fishing season, with updates resuming in April. What happened The winter fishing season is coming to a close, and this will be the last report until summer updates begin in April. Anglers are advised that ice conditions are highly […]
USDA Proposes Updates to Line Speed Regulations for Meat Processing The USDA has announced proposed changes aimed at modernizing line speed rules for pork and poultry processing facilities. What happened The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has put forward proposed updates to the federal line speed regulations for pork and poultry plants that utilize modern […]
Farm Bill 2.0 Aims to Support Cattle Producers The recently introduced Farm Bill 2.0 seeks to enhance support for American cattle producers through various provisions. What happened House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson has unveiled the text of Farm Bill 2.0, officially titled the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026. The National Cattlemen’s […]
Increased Pacific Cod Catch Limits Announced for Gulf of Alaska The North Pacific Fishery Management Council has proposed higher catch limits for Pacific cod in the Gulf of Alaska for 2026 and 2027 based on improved stock assessments. What happened Federal fisheries managers convened in Anchorage to review updated stock assessment data indicating a rise […]
Vortex Introduces New Green Reticle for Viper Shotgun Optic The Vortex Viper Shotgun Enclosed Micro Green Dot now features a green reticle option, enhancing its versatility for various shooting scenarios. What happened Vortex has expanded its Viper Shotgun Enclosed Micro Green Dot optic to include a green reticle option. This addition caters to users who […]