Partying problems close public access on Missouri River
Partying and other “unsavory activities” have resulted in the loss of prime public access to the Missouri River south of Great Falls for the second consecutive year.
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission, meeting in Helena, voted Wednesday to reinstate a seasonal closure beginning Friday at White Bear Fishing Access Site, meaning the gate will be locked at the picturesque location among the cottonwood trees along the Missouri.
The closure will extend until Sept. 16, allowing duck and big-game hunters to access the river in the fall and early winter.
Long-term, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is considering selling or trading the land because of the partying and traffic problems.
Read more: http://www.greatfallstribune.com/story/news/local/2016/07/13/partying-problems-close-public-access-missouri-river/87053622/
