Learning To Fish? Is Montana The Best Place To Start?
It's never too late to learn something new, and this popular outdoor activity is perfect for any age or experience.
If you live in Montana, you better learn to love the outdoors or at least appreciate them. Montana offers everything an outdoorsy person could want.
Trying to get into some of these activities can seem daunting or expensive if you don't have any gear. If you also don't know the best spots to explore, you might get stuck with tourists and have a bad experience.
If you are looking for one activity that is easy for beginners and great for all ages, you should consider fishing.
Fishing is massive in Montana. Multiple movies and books have shown how serene and picturesque fishing is in Big Sky Country, and there's a lot of appeal.
It's you and the beauty of Montana surrounding you while you try to catch a fish. There is nothing better.
What if you are a beginner and don't have any gear? Montana is the perfect place for you.
Thrillist came out with a list of the Best Places To Fish For the First Time, and Montana was the top choice.
Why? Thrillist points out how Montana is home to several fishing styles. Fly and casual fishing are all popular with our rivers and lakes.
The only question is where should you go for a first-time fishing experience, and Thrillist had a fantastic answer.
A fishing guide in Montana recommended using an app to find fishing spots or hire a guide. Why? Fishing guides help you learn and educate on fishing etiquette and what to look for in fishing areas. It might cost money, but you will learn fast.
You will also need a fishing license, but you can pick one of those up at any outdoor store in Montana, and they are very affordable.
Remember, fishing is an activity about the experience and not the results. You are out there to enjoy a beautiful day in Montana, and if you catch a fish, that's a bonus.
So, why not try it out?
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