Program Allows Anglers To Borrow Gear
News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Program Allows Anglers To Borrow Gear A popular Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 6 program that allows kids and their friends or families to check out free fishing rods and tackle is in full swing again this year. In time for summer fishing, FWP sta has restocked and maintained more than 350 fishing rods in most of the 40 dierent location sites across Montana’s Hi-Line. The “Kids to Fish” program lets anglers check out fishing rods and reels already equipped with basic tackle, such as hooks, bobbers, and sinkers.
- ▪News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Program Allows Anglers To Borrow Gear A popular Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 6 program that allows kids and their friends or families to check out free fishing rods and tackle is
- ▪In time for summer fishing, FWP sta has restocked and maintained more than 350 fishing rods in most of the 40 dierent location sites across Montana’s Hi-Line.
- ▪The “Kids to Fish” program lets anglers check out fishing rods and reels already equipped with basic tackle, such as hooks, bobbers, and sinkers.
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News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Program Allows Anglers To Borrow Gear A popular Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 6 program that allows kids and their friends or families to check out free fishing rods and tackle is in full swing again this year. In time for summer fishing, FWP sta has restocked and maintained more than 350 fishing rods in most of the 40 dierent location sites across Montana’s Hi-Line. The “Kids to Fish” program lets anglers check out fishing rods and reels already equipped with basic tackle, such as hooks, bobbers, and sinkers. Typically, eight rods are at each location, and some places have a tackle box available to borrow/use the available tackle.
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