03-05-2019, 11:45 AM
Blame the Mussels: To legally fish in Montana you must hold a valid fishing license. You need to first purchase the required $10 conservation license followed by your fishing license and $15 aquatic invasive species pass ($2 for residents) followed by the appropriate duration license.
Non Resident Licenses are sold in 2 day blocks for $25, 10 day blocks for $56 or season for $86. So if you are fishing for one or two days the cost is $50 non resident for the required conservation license, AIS pass and 2 day fishing license, $75 total for 4 days (2 sets of 2 day licenses plus conservation and AIS), $81 for 10 days and $111 total for a season.
But seriously, nobody from out of state should ever go fishing in Montana. Besides the cost, its too crowded and they don't stock the rivers. It gets too cold up there.
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Non Resident Licenses are sold in 2 day blocks for $25, 10 day blocks for $56 or season for $86. So if you are fishing for one or two days the cost is $50 non resident for the required conservation license, AIS pass and 2 day fishing license, $75 total for 4 days (2 sets of 2 day licenses plus conservation and AIS), $81 for 10 days and $111 total for a season.
But seriously, nobody from out of state should ever go fishing in Montana. Besides the cost, its too crowded and they don't stock the rivers. It gets too cold up there.
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