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Montana’s fishing industry brought in $1.27 billion in 2024, but climate change and rising demand are straining resources.
Fishing in Montana generated $1.27 billion in economic impact in 2024, driven by high spending from non-residents averaging $3,923 annually and residents $1,897, with cold-water trout fishing accounting for $1.1 billion.
Rising water temperatures have led to new "hoot-owl" fishing restrictions on major rivers to protect fish, reflecting climate-related challenges.
Fall fishing remains strong, with productive fishing on rivers and reservoirs, though the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks access program faces strain from increased demand, limited staff, and outdated funding.
Wildlife management updates include adjusted deer license limits due to disease, antelope season openings, and ongoing investigations into feral swine and wildlife encounters, including a bison goring and a grizzly bear charge.
La industria pesquera de Montana generó $1.27 mil millones en 2024, pero el cambio climático y la creciente demanda están agotando los recursos.