FWP rescinds restrictions on county waterways
Portions of Flathead, Clark Fork had been closed due to fire danger
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August 31, 2023
Portions of the Flathead and Clark Fork rivers in Sanders County are reopened after being closed due to fire danger. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is also reopening Kookoosint Fishing Access Site, Paradise Crossing Fishing Access Site, and Full Curl Wildlife Management Area south of Plains on Montana Highway 200.
FWP previously closed the stretches of rivers and access sites due to the River Road East fire. While conditions have improved, the fire continues to burn in the area, and recreationists are urged to be aware of fire conditions and weather.
All fire restrictions on FWP sites in northwest Montana are rescinded as well. Northwest Montana fire danger conditions have moderated and the threat of human caused fires growing out of control is reduced. Agencies are requesting the public to exercise caution with recreational campfires and continue to practice fire prevention throughout the remainder of summer and into the fall.
Fall hunters are reminded to drown all campfires with water and stir. Keep fires small and controllable. Never leave a campfire unattended. Completely extinguish all cooking and warming fires, even if you're leaving camp for a short period of time.
For the latest information on fires in Montana, visit https://www.mtfireinfo.org.
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