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Montana’s fish and wildlife agency is cracking down on hoot-owl fishing—shutting down popular rivers like the Big Hole, Madison, and Yellowstone from 2 PM to midnight daily. This bold move aims to give stressed fish a break during scorching heat and low water, when fishing pressure can trigger disease, disrupt spawning, and kill fish. With rivers across the state affected, anglers need to rethink their schedules—because protecting these ecosystems now could mean healthy fisheries for generations.

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