Catching GIANT Lake Trout in Montana | ANYFIN GOES! 

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Good stuff boys! Those were some beautiful fish. I laughed a little bit when you said there were more plates from Minnesota in the lot than ones from Montana. Can't wait to see what's next.

Gotta love those Minnesota folks chasing their fish 😅 Ice fishings a blast. Great laker at the end. Great episode guys!

Great video! Loved when Marcus hooked one mid sentence!

Parente with the no-assist double, nice. Nice job guys. In New England they're considered somewhat less sporting and good for eating than other fish but they were one of my favorites. Just different and exciting.

randy thanks for sending the guys out fishing , good stuff😃😃😃

So stoked to see this series back!!!

Thank you Michael and Marcus fantastic job on the video I sure enjoy watching what you two come up with hunting or fishing God's Blessings on all your adventures

I fish fort peck for lakers all the time! My favorite fish to target. Jigging them in the summer is awesome with the family kids swim and float in tubes while I fish. Ice fishing them can be tough at times because they can be anywhere!

Awesome!! Nicely done!

Nice video. Love when he said, "It's too big for the net."

Great video

Great times guys. I fished for Macs in Lake Tahoe and caught them at nearly 200 ft! Their airbag was blown when we brought them up.

Love the fishing content.

Fished there 3 years ago and slayed the Lakers, my 12 yr old daughter landed a 38 incher. Had a great time on Flathead, a local suggested we marinate and grill them smothered in French dressing, it was delicious.

Did this when I was a kid and it can be a blast as long as it’s not to windy!

I love it!

Sweet video and thanks for releasing those bigger lakers. I've unfortunately cleaned hundreds of Lakers over the years as a guide and and never found a bull or a cutt in them. Flathead lake is a lake trout fishery period you will never fill it up with the "natives" those days are gone. BTW you can keep slot fish on the Indian side of the lake pretty sad their a slow growing fish. Just thought you'd like a locals opinion that grew up fishing the fishery.

What happened to the fishing on Flathead Lake is nothing short of a complete travesty! I was born and raised in Polson, MT on the banks of Flathead Lake and fished it heavily until i left for the military in the Fall of 1987. The fishing back in the 70s and 80s was awesome! Trophy Lakers (i'm talking the 30+lb type), nice Kokanee Salmon, Jumbo Yellow Perch, Trophy Dolly Varden (aka. Bull Trout), etc... You see what really makes for true trophy sized Lake Trout is Kokanee Salmon. With the introduction of Mysis Shrimp combined with piss poor management the Salmon were decimated (Mysis Shrimp eat the zoo plankton that the Salmon feed on, but since Flathead is so deep the Shrimp go deep during the day when Salmon feed, then come up at night and eat all the plankton. Thus, the Salmon had no plankton to eat and no Shrimp to be had during the day). With the Salmon gone you will still catch Laker's but not the trophy size. Without the Salmon to eat the Lakers turned to the Yellow Perch, which are now nearly decimated in the lake. We used to catch 5 gallon buckets full of Jumbo Perch in East Polson Bay. So now Flathead is pretty much only good for a bunch of Jr. sized Lakers and with half the lake on the Reservation there is NO hope of every restoring it or making it the great fishery that it could be. Another issue with Flathead is that it's dying.... all of the weed beds are disappearing, thus many of the shallow bays which used to have good weed beds are now just mud. Not sure why this is occurring.... maybe toxins from all of the houses (septic systems, pesticides, fertilizers, etc.). And it will always be KERR Damn to me! Great episode, thanks for sharing.

Love me some smoked trout! Nice.

Nice char!

Looks like fun. Im coming in this summer, how productive is lake trout fishing in late june early july? Is there a guide/outfitter network available for this or is it all on your own?

Nice , youre lucky

Yep, if you want to destroy a lake with native fish, introduce lakers!!

Would like to enter but I don't due Facebook

Better then trolling? Is there such an activity? 😉

It’s not called Kerr dam any more “SKQ” Seli’š Ksanka Qlispe’ (Salish Kootenai Pend d’Oreille)

non of those fish are big and not even close to giant especially for flathead

Best part was when Michael started cussing when one would hit! @emeraldkeeper59