Canoe

Go With the Flow

Phil Knight

Top spring floats in southwest Montana. Read more >>

Rapid-Ready

Mike England

Gearing up for spring snowmelt. Read more >>

All Chewed Up

Elpel, Thomas

Access conflict on the Jefferson. Read more >>

Canoes and Cold Hands

LaFortune, Emerald

An ode to being broke and fishing anyway. Read more >>

Float It In

Knight, Phil

Canoe camping made easy Read more >>

Stitching Together Home

Kesselheim, Alan

A month of Mondays on the East Gallatin. Read more >>

Area Streamflows

Current streamflows for all of Montana's rivers: Read more >>

Boating Sales & Rentals

Sweet Surrender

Mike England

Whitewater canoeing in southwest Montana. Read more >>

A Canoe & You

Dave Carty

Float the summer away. Read more >>

Strokin' a J

Drews, Debbie

Canoe-paddling basics. Read more >>

Painting the Sun

Krueger, Ryan

The crystal-clear water hiccups on the bottom of our canoes as we push off. At the edge of the Bob Marshall Wilderness, we find ourselves bumping and scraping our way down the Sun River—painting rocks with our canoes as we meander through the brilliant geology of north-central Montana. Read more >>

New Town Treats

Overton, Mitch

The beloved Bozeman summer… are you stand-up paddleboarding yet? Kayaking? Fly fishing? Going to beer and food tastings with other happy Bozemanites? If your answer is no, we can help. Read more >>

Fall Floatin’

Elpel, Thomas

Looking for a quiet fall float and some great scenery? Try the Jefferson River, starting from the Cardwell Fishing Access Site (FAS), 60 miles west of Bozeman just off of I-90 at exit 256. Read more >>

Worthy Watercraft

England, Mike

Two solid boats for whitewater canoeing. Read more >>

Trapper's Run

Cain, Dan

It all took place within seconds. Entering a bend in a fast chute of water, the current grabbed the canoe, slammed it into the bank, and started pulling us down. Water poured over the gunnels as the pressure held us tight to the bank. Read more >>