Invasive fish found in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston

Invasive fish found in Three Forks, Livingston ponds

Fisheries staff with FWP confirmed recent reports of invasive fish in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston. FWP received two reports from anglers who observed northern pike in the Three Forks Ponds, which are less than a mile from the Madison River. Fisheries staff confirmed these reports on May 28 when two pike were captured by gillnetting. FWP also heard from anglers in late May who noticed bass in a pond in Livingston commonly known as the Sacajawea Lagoon, which is along Fleshman Creek adjacent to the Yellowstone River.

Invasive fish spotted in community ponds in SW Montana

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks confirms northern pike have been spotted in community ponds near Three Forks and Livingston.Those ponds sit less than a mile fr

Invasive fish found in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks confirmed invasive fish in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston and reminded the public that illegal fish introductions are prohibited, with possible rewards for tips on wildlife crimes.