The Powder River supports a number of species of fish, including rainbow trout (stocked and native), catfish, crappie, dace, redside shiner, brown bullhead, and various species of suckers. The Powder is known regionally for its truly outstanding rainbow fisheries.
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Feb 9, 2024 · Curiously for such naturally productive water, there are no native trout in the Powder River Basin, according to fisheries biologist Robert ...
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A red-wall canyon is visible from much of the Middle Fork area, which boasts excellent hunting and fishing opportunities. The Outlaw Cave Campground is located ...
Below are specific species commonly found within this walk-in area. Black Crappie; Bluegill; Channel Catfish; Green Sunfish; Largemouth Bass ...
The Powder holds lots of rainbows and browns averaging 14 to 16 inches with some fish going 18 to 20 inches. Due to the lack of pressure, the Powder's trout are ...
Channel catfish are the only game fish inhabiting the Little Powder River. ... Interest in fishing contests on rivers continues to grow in eastern Montana. To ...
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Posted: Jul 1, 2021
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Anglers may fish for trout from two platforms or the two bridges along the trail. Hikers and wildlife viewers can experience a closeness to nature while resting ...
Just a mile southeast of here, and then a little bit off the beaten trail, you can fish the Little Powder River. Access is day-use only, and the area is ...