Montana Fish Report
The Trask is in great shape for fishing
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
1-8-2025
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Winter steelhead are in the Trask and it should be in great shape for fishing through the weekend and into next week. The Trask does not have a hatchery steelhead release, but provides some good catch-and-release opportunity for wild steelhead and the occasional hatchery stray.
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