Stickney Creek Fishing Access Site

Yes, Stickney Creek Fishing Access Site offers camping facilities with four designated campsites, three of which are situated along the river. Each campsite is equipped with a picnic table and metal fire ring. The campsites are positioned along the edge of a large parking area designed for boat trailers. The site also features two ADA-accessible vault toilets for visitor convenience. This setup makes it an ideal spot for anglers wanting to camp near their fishing location.

Stickney Creek Fishing Access Site is located along the Missouri River. It features a concrete boat ramp that provides direct access to the river for fishing and boating activities. The site serves as a convenient access point to the Missouri River for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts in the area.

At Stickney Creek, you can fish for various species typically found in the Missouri River. While specific fish species aren't detailed for this location, the Missouri River is known for supporting game fish such as walleye, northern pike, rainbow trout, brown trout, and smallmouth bass. The concrete boat ramp allows for easy access to prime fishing spots along the river. For current fishing conditions and seasonal variations, check with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.

Yes, you need a valid Montana fishing license to fish at Stickney Creek Fishing Access Site. Montana requires fishing licenses for all anglers 12 years and older. Licenses can be purchased online through Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, at local sporting goods stores, or at FWP offices. Remember that specific fishing regulations may apply to the Missouri River section at Stickney Creek, including seasonal restrictions and catch limits. Always check current regulations before your fishing trip.