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The Flathead River courses its way in Northwest Montana along the Glacier National Park’s western border and is a noted kokanee salmon spawning stream. Originating in the Rocky Mountains and flowing into Flathead Lake, the river has recreational access as a Class 1 river. All of the Flathead River’s headwaters forks are in part or entirely designated as National Wild and Scenic Rivers. The river meanders through some of the state’s most beautiful scenery, flowing through parts of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex and Glacier National Park. The waters offer several opportunities for outdoor recreation, especially fishing. Remember your fishing license.

Address: 3240 US-2, Kalispell, MT 59901

Go fishing in Flathead River
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