VOL. 14 · NO. 31 August 2, 2026 · Bozeman, MT LIVE · 6 RIVERS TRACKED · TOURNAMENTS THIS WEEK
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MONTANA FISHING REPORTSOptimal Fishing Strategies for Yellowstone Rivers in mid-June by YCFFJun 18 WILDLIFEWhen the Law is the Least of Your ProblemsJun 18 FISHINGExperience Montana’s Free Fishing Days This Father’s DayJun 17 FISHINGMastering Fly Selection: The Rock Method for Trout FishingJun 17 HUNTINGCan Arkansas Hunters Really Prepare for a Montana Spring Bear Hunt? Deadhaul…Jun 17
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Attention steelhead anglers: Camping is not allowed in pull offs along S.F. Clearwater

As anglers make plans to fish the South Fork Clearwater River for steelhead should be aware of an Idaho law that prohibits camping on certain state-owned property.

As anglers make plans to fish the South Fork Clearwater River for steelhead should be aware of an Idaho law that prohibits camping on certain state-owned property. This law applies to Idaho Transportation Department property, including many of the pull offs along the South Fork Clearwater River. 

This means if somebody is camping on one of ITD’s pull-outs/right of ways along the South Fork of the Clearwater River (see picture below as an example) they could be cited for an infraction. This regulation also includes the ‘storing’ of camping equipment and RV’s/camp trailers. This is not exclusive to the South Fork Clearwater (Hwy 13 & 14) and includes state-owned properties as defined in the statute below. 

Contact the regional office for more information (208) 799-5010.


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