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Interesting Facts About Montana's Fishing Access Sites
Friday, May 02, 2008
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This article was Archived on Monday, June 02, 2008
FASs that allow camping = 105. An overnight camping fee is only charged at 53 of them.
FASs fully ADA accessible = 50
FASs located on lakes and reservoirs = 50. The remaining are on streams & rivers.
Largest FAS = Thompson Chain of Lakes at 2, 290 acres
Smallest FAS = Roche Jaune at 1.0 acre
Boat Ramps = 95 are concrete, 72 are gravel
Fish Cleaning Stations = 1, Rock Creek FAS on Fort Peck Reservoir
The guide to Montana’s Fishing Access Sites is available online at
fwp.mt.gov
and from all FWP regional offices. The guide includes details such as the FASs where camping is allowed and maps.
Editor’s Note:
The Administrative Rules of Montana regarding recreation areas administered by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks state that n o litter, pollutants, or other refuse, including fish entrails and other animal parts, may be disposed of except in refuse containers provided at sites.
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