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New Automated Gate Added at Carter’s Bridge Fishing Access Site on the Yellowstone River: Hours & Rules
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks installed an automated gate at Carter’s Bridge Fishing Access Site near Livingston to curb overnight use, vandalism, and after-hours issues. Daytime access remains the same: open daily 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.; overnight camping is prohibited.
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Eckroth Music to relocate, current site set to be replaced by apartment complex
Eckroth Music, a long-standing music store on the corner of 7th and Mendenhall, is slated for demolition. The store will relocate to a different spot in Bozeman and an apartment complex is set to take its place. Eckroth Music has been in Bozeman for 32 years and at its current...
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Best Nymph Rigs for the Gallatin River (Plus Top Flies & Where to Fish at 301 CFS)
With the Gallatin running at 301 CFS at Gallatin Gateway, The River’s Edge reports fishing has been phenomenal—and even a colder stretch shouldn’t slow the bite much. Most consistent action is still subsurface: nymph rigs through deeper seams and buckets, or covering water with streamers. Here’s what’s working, plus section-by-section tips for fishing the Gallatin from Yellowstone to the Valley.
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Making it in Big Sky: Peter Christian, general manager of Rainbow Ranch Lodge
Peter Christian has known Big Sky well for his entire life, and southwest Montana. A fifth-generation Montanan and Bozeman native, who grew up ski racing at Bridger Bowl Ski Area, Christian understands the value of the state’s wide-open skies, rugged landscapes and a family legacy that stretches back to the 1870s. After decades building a career in hospitality in Seattle, Washington, including a long tenure as vice president of food and beverage at the Washington Athletic Club, he and his wife returned home to bring their expertise to Rainbow Ranch Lodge. Together, they lead a dedicated team that delivers a boutique lodge experience steeped in history, comfort and Montana charm where many returning guests come to slow down, reconnect with the outdoors and feel like part of the community.
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International Fly Fishing Film Festival kicks off in Hamilton on Friday
The International Fly Fishing Film Festival (IF4) will be featuring a selection of 11 films this year, along with a locally produced short film by the Bitterroot Water Partnership. The film festival starts Friday, March 6, in Hamilton at 7 p.m. at the Bedford Building. Doors open at 6:15 p.m....
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Anne Frank exhibit now open at Bozeman Public Library
MISSOULA, Mont. — An internationally recognized Holocaust exhibit is now open in Bozeman. The “Anne Frank: A History for Today” exhibit is on display at the Bozeman Public Library through March 31. The traveling exhibit shares the story of Anne Frank — from her childhood to her years in hiding during World War II — through powerful photographs and historical displays.
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Ellen delivers strings, a capella & Irish-American folk
Host to stage and screen entertainment of all varieties, Downtown Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre is also a great place to catch a show by touring musical acts. Here’s a look who’s set to visit in the coming weeks. All-star supergroup John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band is next up on...
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Livingston, MT Fishing Report (Feb 15–Mid-March): Prime Afternoons, Slow Water, and a Growing Shot at Big Pre-Spawn Rainbows
Winter still has a say, but the Livingston-area bite improves steadily through mid-March—especially for bigger pre-spawn rainbows. Focus on afternoons (possibly late morning by March 1), fish low-and-slow in deep walking-pace pools, and watch for brief midge or winter BWO activity on warm, calm days. Here’s the latest river-by-river guidance from Yellowstone Country Fly Fishing.
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Attic acts bring variety to Livingston
The live music slate rises above at Downtown Livingston’s favorite spot, bringing in acts to suit every palate. Here’s a look at some of the upcoming artists heading up to The Attic. Enjoy the talents of El Wencho on March 6th. The powerhouse duo delivers big sound that...
bozemanmagazine.com
What's Your Beef? Bob's Place
Have you ever been to Bob’s Place in Virginia City?. It is one of a kind. It is recent history. It holds memories… not only for the people who have worked there and felt the joy of that job, but for the families who have fallen in love with it over nearly three decades. For 28 years, Bob’s Place has been more than a restaurant. It has been a gathering place. A tradition. A landmark.
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Lecture, tour highlights Paradise Valley's use by native hunters
It's a bison bonanza in the windy community of Livingston March 10, 11 and 14. The Yellowstone Heritage Museum starts things off with a reception on March 10 at 5:30 p.m. Then on March 11 Montana State University professor Craig Lee will give a public talk at 6 p.m. at the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts called "Hunting the high country: Drivelines and ancient strategies in Greater Yellowstone."