Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has approved the following ice fishing contests for winter 2008-2009. Participants must comply with state fishing regulations, including daily and possession limits. Details on fishing contests are on the FWP web site at fwp.mt.gov on the Fishing Guide page under resources.

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WoodenLureMaking.
Detailed instructions on every aspect of how to make your own beautiful top water wooden fishing lures. WoodenLureMaking. – Every Shape and Size – RV Secrets 2 There are people of every shape and size that RV, and that’s great. But this chapter is about the RV itself. As a RVer, you will begin to [...]

TIP-MONT Works For Montana By Reducing The Most Common Violations
Montana hunters have the opportunity to take part in some of the finest hunting found anywhere. But each autumn, some individuals unwittingly or knowingly violate the state s game laws.

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Land And Water Conservation Fund Grant Applications Due Feb. 27, 2009
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking applications for the 2009 federal Land and Water Conservation Fund Program grants. Applications are due Feb. 27, 2009. Typical facilities eligible for funding require significant advanced planning and include: ball fields, campgrounds, golf courses, ice-skating ponds, picnic facilities, tennis courts, playground equipment, and hiking trails.

Are there really ghosts at Ghost Cave?
BILLINGS Pictograph Cave State Park will hold what promises to be a free, fun, family friendly Halloween program that is out of the ordinary, entertaining and educational. Are there really ghosts at Ghost Cave? will run from 6 p.m. until after dark Friday, Oct. 31, at the state park, six miles southeast of Billings on Coburn Road.

Regional Deer and Elk Outlook
Deer and elk hunters in north central Montana this fall will face a mixed bag. Deer numbers are as good on the Rocky Mountain Front as they have been in 10 years, while mule deer populations in the Little Belts are down. And elk are plentiful. In Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 4, prairie and mountains produce a mosaic of habitats with variable deer and elk populations.

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