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 May 4, 2026

Fort Peck Dredge Cuts Fishing Access Site Has Access Restrictions

FORT PECK– The Fort Peck Dredge Cuts Fishing Access Site, known locally as the Trout Pond, currently has vehicle access restrictions due to unsafe road conditions.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff closed the access trail that crosses the dike south of the boat ramp, as the road has experienced significant sloughing on the south side of the dike.

The trail is closed to motorized vehicles but remains open to walk-in access. The closure is effective as of April 30 and is expected to be lifted in a few weeks, pending repair work.

For more information and updates on this FAS, go here: Fort Peck Dredge Cuts FAS

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