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Ennis National Fish Hatchery

Ennis National Fish Hatchery is very different from most other hatcheries. Most hatcheries produce fish of various sizes and then stock these fish in public lakes and streams, providing anglers with hours of fun. Ennis Hatchery, however, operates as a brood stock hatchery. There are only three ...

Creston National Fish Hatchery

Established in 1936, Creston National Fish Hatchery originally provided trout for the waters of Glacier National Park. Today the hatchery focuses on mitigation stocking to meet the goals of the Hungry Horse Dam Fishery Implementation Plan stocking Montana Reservations to meet FWS Trust ...

Big Springs Trout Hatchery

Big Springs Trout Hatchery is the largest coldwater production hatchery in Montana, capable of producing up to two million fish annually weighing 160,000 pounds. These fish are planted in about 100 different waters throughout the state. Species of trout and salmon raised at the hatchery vary year ...

Yellowstone River Trout Hatchery

In February of 1919, the President and Secretary of the Big Timber Rod and Gun Club met in Billings with members of the State Fish and Game Commission to bid for a rearing pond in Big Timber. The meeting aroused the interest of the commission members to such a degree that they offered to initiate ...

Giant Springs Trout Hatchery

Giant Springs Trout Hatchery is a production facility constructed in 1928. Reconstruction took place in 1984 when all the old round ponds were replaced by 24 outside raceways, except for one, which is now the show pond. The hatchery building was replaced and houses the egg incubators and 40 ...

Fort Peck State Fish Hatchery

The Fort Peck Multi-Species Fish Hatchery is owned by the Army Corps of Engineers but is staffed and operated by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Opened in the spring of 2006 this facility is capable of rearing a wide variety of warm and cool water fish including walleye, northern pike, Chinook ...

Giant Springs State Park

Giant Springs State Park was discovered by the Lewis & Clark Expedition in 1805 and is one of the largest freshwater springs in the county. The spring flows at a rate of 156 million gallons of crystal clear water from the Madison Aquifer per day, the water originates from the Little Belt Mountains ...

Bluewater Fish Hatchery

Bluewater Fish Hatchery Fishing Access does permit camping. There is a 7 day limit. Toilets and access for camp trailers is available. Existing ADA Level: Easy Accessibilty. Open all season. Located adjacent to the Bluewater Fish Hatchery complex on the Bluewater Creek.