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Feb. 5—A proposed set of rules aimed at regulating recreation on the Flathead River is generating more questions than answers for many residents. After a five-year hiatus, the Forest Service ...

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Chaitanya stated that through the years, he has learnt not to pay any heed to trolling and to clarify things because it just adds to the noise. He said, “In my initial days, yes, it affected me.

According to FWP’s 2024 AIS Inspection Report, 1,670 Flathead boaters were interviewed last year, and 31 boaters, or 1.8%, didn’t get inspected entering the Flathead Basin.