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In 2024, nonresident anglers spent $770 million in Montana, driving a $1.3 billion fishing economy and supporting 16,000 jobs.
In 2024, anglers spent nearly $1.3 billion fishing in Montana, supporting about 16,000 jobs and contributing $919 million to the state’s GDP, according to a report by the University of Montana and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
Nonresident anglers spent $770 million, nearly double what residents spent, driven by higher costs for travel, lodging, and guides.
Trout and other coldwater species were the primary focus, with over 450,000 people purchasing fishing licenses.
The report highlights increasing pressure on fisheries due to high angler numbers and drought, prompting conservation discussions, while Montana plans to introduce tiger trout in select waters to boost recreational opportunities.
En 2024, los pescadores no residentes gastaron $ 770 millones en Montana, impulsando una economía pesquera de $ 1.3 mil millones y apoyando 16.000 empleos.