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Biologists Begin Tagging Study Of Pike Movement, Breeding Areas In Three Western Montana Watersheds; Anglers Urged To Report Tagged Fish - Columbia Basin Bulletin

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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks fisheries biologists began tagging northern pike in portions of the Bitterroot, Clark Fork, and Clearwater rivers this week as part of a new study on pike movement in the Missoula area. The success of the study depends on reports from anglers who catch tagged fish.

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