Going with the Flow: The Montana Court\u27s Conservative Approach to Constitutional Interpretation

Interpreting Montana\u27s Constitutio

Solving Transboundary Pollution Disputes Locally: Success in the Crown of the Continent

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Hot Water, Dry Streams: A Tale of Two Trout

Norman Maclean’s timeless memoir A River Runs Through It begins with the reflection that in his household “there was no clear line between religion and fly fishing.”1 That zeal remains today; nearly 30 million Americans call themselves fishermen.2 Anglers devoted an aggregate of 517 million user-days pursuing their passion in 2006 and spent billions of dollars to support it.3 Fishing in the western United States holds a special place in fishing lore the world over and for good reason. From the great trout waters of Montana, to the salmon-laden rivers of the west coast, to the sparkling wilderness of the Colorado Rockies, fishing in the American West is special