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Report: Anglers spent $1.3B fishing in Montana in 2024, supporting thousands of jobs
Nonresident anglers spend nearly twice as much as residents, supporting 16,000 jobs and adding $919 million to Montana’s economy in 2024, a new study finds.
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Report: Anglers spent $1.3B fishing in Montana in 2024, supporting thousands of jobs
Most of the money spent to fish in Montana supports anglers targeting coldwater species like trout, and much of it comes from out of state, according to a new report.
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Read Full ArticleStudy Finds that Traveling Anglers Contribute More than $1B Annually to Montana
Anglers who travel to Montana to catch the state’s wild trout spend plenty of cash along the way. Photo: Kubie Brown One of the more powerful influences that fly fishers have is their economic impact, something confirmed by a new study published by the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. Poring over the numbers from 2024, the study’s authors found that coldwater anglers—those chasi…
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