Restoring and Conserving the Big Blackfoot River Watershed. Since the early 1990's, BBCTU has led the effort to restore the Blackfoot River watershed and its fishery in partnership with local, state, and federal agencies, other non-profits, private foundations and private landowners. Our restoration program is a voluntary, non-regulatory program focused on projects that are "win-win" for both the resource and private landowners. Ovando, Montana

The Bighorn River Alliance (BHRA) works to preserve, protect and enhance the wild trout fisheries of the Bighorn River. Through collaborative relationships with fly-fisherman, state/federal agencies, water users and area tribes, the BHRA monitors Bighorn River health concerns and the recreational fishery. All efforts shall be directed toward maximizing quality angling opportunity on the Bighorn River. Fort Smith, Big Horn County, Montana

Bitterroot Trout Unlimited is devoted to conserve, protect, and restore the Bitterroot River’s cold-water fishery and its watershed. Our mission includes: • Advocating for clean water, robust stream flows, healthy habitat, and naturally functioning Bitterroot watershed and floodplain. • Promoting fishery management that preserves and improves populations of wild fish, with a priority on native species, such as Westslope Cutthoard trout and Bull trout. • Working with agencies and landowners to conduct projects across the Bitterroot drainage that restore water quality, streamflows, healthy riparian habitats and natural stream function. • Defending the rights of anglers to access the Bitterroot’s streams and river for fishing and other recreational purposes. • Educating the public about the importance of clean water and healthy wild fisheries. Hamilton, Montana

FOAM was formed nearly thirty years ago to keep Montana fishing outfitters and guides up to date on local and national issues that effect their livelihood. With over 700 members, we are the core fishing outfitter organization in Montana. Our association offers business services, liability insurance, and representation to licensed Montana fishing outfittters and guides. We help with business regulation, represent our interests at the state legislature, and we help develop fair regulatory guidelines for state and federal agencies who license or manage fishing outfitters and guides on Montana's waters. Serious stuff. Gallatin Gateway, Montana

Our mission is the protection, and restoration of native and other coldwater fish in Northwest Montana. We will try to see that you have the information you need to aid in that mission and we hope that FVTU will be one of your top priorities in the coming months. Check in here once in a while and we’ll try to let you know about what's going on with the Flathead and Northwest Montana fisheries. The Flathead Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited has more than 300 members dedicated to conserving, protecting and restoring cold water fisheries and their habitat in Northwest Montana. Kalispell, Montana

Welcome to the George Grant Chapter of Trout Unlimited website. Our chapter is named after legendary fly-fisherman, fly tier and conservationist George Grant. We are proud to say that our chapter is the leading fisheries and public access conservation group in Southwest Montana. Mission: To Conserve, Protect and Restore cold water fisheries and their watersheds in southwest Montana. We are proud to call the Big Hole River, Beaverhead River, Jefferson River and the upper Clark Fork River, along with Georgetown Lake, our home waters. Headquartered in Butte, Montana, we pride ourselves on being a conservation organization representing the interests of anglers. We work closely with local Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Fisheries' Biologists to improve fisheries throughout our area, and to look for project opportunities. Butte, Montana

The Madison-Gallatin Chapter of Trout Unlimited was formed in 1968 by Bud Lilly, Dan Bailey, Pat Sample Halterman, Bud Morris and John Peters. This group came together because of mutual concerns over southwest Montana fisheries, including habitat impacts and the threat of a dam on the Yellowstone River. Habitat issues and dams have continued to be key concerns of the Chapter over the years. Today the The Madison-Gallatin Chapter has a rich heritage of strong advocacy for the Madison and Gallatin watersheds and and our native and wild trout. We are currently over 900 members strong. Bozeman, Montana

The Magic City Fly Fishers chapter of Trout Unlimited was officially organized on January 9, 1990 in Billings, Montana. It is one of thirteen Trout Unlimited chapters in Montana, serving south central and southeastern Montana, and currently has over 600 members. MCFF holds monthly membership meetings, September though June, with each meeting featuring a guest program. MCFF also publishes a monthly newsletter, The Hackle Bender. Billings, Montana

The Missouri River Fly Fishers is a non-profit organization based in Great Falls, Montana who work to further the sport of fly fishing in our community by promoting the education, trout, and conservation of the sport of fly fishing. The MRF donates to many causes supported by Trout Unlimited and the Federation of Fly fishers. The MRF is comprised of local supporters who work to further the sport of fly fishing in the Missouri River drainage. Great Falls, Montana

Bass Fishing Organization focusing on Youth, Conservation, and Fishing Tournaments.

The Montana Catfish Association was established in the spring of 2006. Our main objective is to promote the sport of catfishing and specifically catfish in the great state of Montana. We promote the practice of selective harvest. We recognize that we are not afforded an unlimited resource. Our goal is to preserve and promote the future of our fisheries for generations to come. Montana Cats encourages everyone to try out one of our tournaments. Our events are family friendly, community driven and an all around great time. Glasgow, Montana

The Billings Chapter is dedicated to all the Pike Anglers in the state of Montana. It is our belief that Pike are one of the most fascinating and exciting game fish in North America today. These fish can grow to awesome proportions and are notorious for their swift speed, overwhelming power and explosive strikes. Our goal is to educate and inform anglers about the importance of sport fishing in Montana, introduce a new generation to fishing, educate youth to respect property owners, public lands, all wildlife, and learn to abide by Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks (MFWP) Laws. Billings, Montana

We are involved with many activities and projects to protect, preserve, and enhance Montana's wild trout fisheries. Founded in 1964, Montana Trout Unlimited is the only statewide grassroots organization dedicated solely to conserving and restoring coldwater fisheries. Montana Trout Unlimited is comprised of 13 chapters representing approximately 3,400 Trout Unlimited members. Montana Trout Unlimited is governed by volunteer directors from each of the state’s local TU chapters. It is financially indepedent of TU National and contributions to Montana Trout Unlimited are tax-deductible and support conservation, protection and restoration efforts in Montana.

Montana Warriors on the Water (MWOTW) is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization, comprised of local sportsmen and women, and veterans of the United States Military, partnered with local businesses, communities, and organizations, providing outdoor recreational therapy and opportunities to veterans of the United States Military at no cost to them. In addition to honoring our veterans by giving back, it is our goal to provide an environment for our veterans to relax and be able to meet other veterans from across the country who may be combat wounded or suffering from issues associated with the psychological effects of war. By connecting with each other and with individuals, private companies, non-profit organizations and Government agencies, a community has been put in place to honor and support the vast growing number of veterans. Miles City, Montana

The Pat Barnes Chapter of Trout Unlimited is the Helena, Montana-area membership chapter of Trout Unlimited. Our Chapter works on projects in the Missouri, Smith, and Little Blackfoot Rivers. Helena, Montana

Snowy Mountain Trout Unlimited conserves, protects, and restores the cold-water fisheries of Central Montana. As a chapter of Montana Trout Unlimited, SMTU works to improve access to local streams, to clean local fishing access sites and areas, and to support next generation of fly fishers and fresh water advocates. Lewistown, Montana

Walleyes Unlimited of Montana (WUM) is the largest sport fishing organization in Montana with over 4,000 members. It was formed and incorporated in 1983 to inform and educate the public about the importance of warm water sport fishing in Montana and to support building and maintaining suitable warm water fish hatcheries and develop a hatchery program which can accommodate the needs of warm water fishing. Helena, Montana

Our Mission: To provide traumatically injured U.S. servicemen and women from Iraq and Afghanistan with a high quality restorative program, utilizing the therapeutic experience of fly fishing on Montana waters. WQW brings wounded warriors to Montana for a six day program of fly fishing and recreation. Most warriors who come are still in rehab in the military hospital system. Once here, they have the opportunity to relax and to learn to fly fish in the quiet and beautiful surroundings of Montana and neighboring Yellowstone Park. The program provides transportation, accommodations, meals, and gives each warrior a complete fly fishing outfit including rod, reel and waders to keep so they can continue to fish when they leave MT – all at no cost to them. The program supports these wounded warriors through the generosity of its donors and many volunteers. Bozeman, Montana

The WestSlope Chapter of Trout Unlimited is a volunteer-led organization working to conserve, protect and restore cold water fisheries in our local area. Our work includes conservation projects, education efforts and advocacy. Missoula, Montana

Welcome to the WestSlope Chapter of Trout Unlimited. We are a Chapter that gets things done. Thank you for your support, and please keep it coming, we are proud to be your voice and your representative for everything you love about cold, clean water and wild trout in WestSlope Country. Our WSCTU mission statement: "To conserve, protect and restore Missoula’s cold water fisheries and their watersheds and to serve and expand the Missoula fly fishing community through outreach and programs to women, kids, students, and veterans so we can accomplish even more." Traditionally, our membership meetings and annual Banquet/Auction have been marquee social events and the rallying points for our chapter. Missoula, Montana