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A short distance from Yellowstone National Park Hebgen Lake is one of Montana's most overlooked trout fisheries. Blessed with an excellent population of trout this reservoir is fewer than two hours from Bozeman and boasts good winter ice fishing opportunities. On a recent trip to Southwest Montana we teamed up with Chris Swenson of Terra Nova Cabins to explore the fishery and invite you to join us on this episode of Pautzke Outdoors. | Pautzke Bait Company

A short distance from Yellowstone National Park Hebgen Lake is one of Montana's most overlooked trout fisheries. Blessed with an excellent population of trout this reservoir is fewer than two hours from Bozeman and boasts good winter ice fishing opportunities. On a recent trip to Southwest Montana we teamed up with Chris Swenson of Terra Nova Cabins to explore the fishery and invite you to join us on this episode of Pautzke Outdoors. | Pautzke Bait Company

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Phil Rowley is in Montana fly fishing on Hebgen Lake for their famous "gulpers". he is the guest of Firehole Ranch, near West Yellowstone. Orvis Fly Fishing Firehole Ranch | The New Fly Fisher

Phil Rowley is in Montana fly fishing on Hebgen Lake for their famous "gulpers". he is the guest of Firehole Ranch, near West Yellowstone. Orvis Fly Fishing Firehole Ranch | The New Fly Fisher

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FWP biologists conducted fish surveys on Hebgen Lake last week. Brown and rainbow trout were healthy (up to 8.5 pounds), and their numbers were well within annual averages. Here's a look at some of the highlights. | Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (Region 3)

FWP biologists conducted fish surveys on Hebgen Lake last week. Brown and rainbow trout were healthy (up to 8.5 pounds), and their numbers were well within annual averages. Here's a look at some of the highlights. | Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (Region 3)

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Complaints made over utility management of Hebgen Lake, dam

Complaints made over utility management of Hebgen Lake, dam

NorthWestern Energy reports Hebgen Lake is full, ready for recreation

NorthWestern Energy reports Hebgen Lake is full, ready for recreation

Water challenges on Madison River Basin, Hebgen not expected to reach full pool

Water challenges on Madison River Basin, Hebgen not expected to reach full pool

The snowpack above Hebgen Lake today was shallow and weak all the way up to 9000 ft. The snow has gotten weaker and weaker over the last couple weeks. This makes for good safe riding conditions at the moment, but means it’ll be easy to trigger avalanches when it does snow more than a couple inches. Be ready for a swift change in conditions once it starts really snowing. For snow, enjoy the soft snow! | Friends of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center

The snowpack above Hebgen Lake today was shallow and weak all the way up to 9000 ft. The snow has gotten weaker and weaker over the last couple weeks. This makes for good safe riding conditions at the moment, but means it’ll be easy to trigger avalanches when it does snow more than a couple inches. Be ready for a swift change in conditions once it starts really snowing. For snow, enjoy the soft snow! | Friends of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center

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NBC Montana Morning Minute for August 22, 2025: Cloudrest Fire grows to 1,733 acres, Harmful algal blooms detected on Hebgen Reservoir and Commissioners approve plan for Lakeside resort. FULL STORIES: bit.ly/4fN5HwN bit.ly/45uAlrl bit.ly/3JtCyKU | NBC Montana

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First person view floating over the water at Hebgen Lake moving through small channel through the trees.

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Fly Fishing For The Gulpers of Hebgen Lake - Fly Fishing Waters

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Hebgen Lake earthquake remembered, 62 years later

Hebgen Lake near Yellowstone National Park sits below the Henry's Lake mountains

Ever since the massive August 17, 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake, Clepsydra Geyser erupts almost without pause. Incidentally, its name is Greek for water clock and was given because the geyser used to erupt regularly every three minutes. There have been a number of events throughout this weekend at the Earthquake Lake Visitor Center in honor of the 65th anniversary of the devastating earthquake. Just 27 miles northwest of Yellowstone’s West Entrance, the visitor center and is well worth a side trip

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Enjoy a live stream of Hebgen Lake, located just 8 miles north of West Yellowstone.

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Dreaming of days on Hebgen Lake. 🌊😍 | Visit West Yellowstone

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The Madison River below Hebgen Dam...Trout Country Locate this video on the Montana Treasure's Madison River Photo Map: https://goo.gl/DtXWgo Select Menu item ‘M39’ to view a photo map of this Madison River destination. | Montana Treasures

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1959 Hebgen Earthquake: History, Magnitude & Quake Lake Facts

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Forest Service honors 28 lives lost on 65th anniversary of Hebgen Lake earthquake with weekend of events

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Name that hydrothermal feature! Formed as a direct result of the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake, this hydrothermal feature was a vent that turned into a mudpot over time. Located in the Fountain Paint Pot area, it changes seasonally depending on the height of the water table beneath the surface. When the water table is high (usually in the spring and early summer), it bubbles as a mudpot. When the water table drops, it reverts back to its origins as a fumarole. Mudpots are acidic features with a li

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Drone view of Hebgen lake, and mountains Montana. Hebgen Lake is...

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The night the world shook: Remembering the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake

Geologists are finding evidence for what caused the hydrothermal explosion in Biscuit Basin. It coats rocks that were thrown hundreds of feet into the air on July 23, 2024. It’s silica, which is dissolved in the hot water beneath some areas of Yellowstone. Silica can coat the interior of hot spring plumbing systems, sealing them up. This can lead to pressure buildups and hydrothermal explosions. Biscuit Basin will remain closed while geologists fully assess the hazards and learn how the area may

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Night of Disaster: Remembering the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake

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Lakefest 2025 Lineup - Aug 6 - 10, 2025

Darien Lake open today, Seabreeze opens tomorrow

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2025 Hebgen Lake Ica Fishing Tournament wrap up 1/16-17 2026

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Hebgen Lake 1-6-2025 ice conditions

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Hebgen lake ice report 12-30-2025

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