Invasive Species Requirements

Reminder - Be Respectful and mindful of landowners & keep all gates closed.

Attention all Upland/Waterfowl Bird Hunters - all Waders, any hunting equipment that will be immersed in the water NEED TO BE INSPECTED prior to hunting.

Aquatic Invasive Species Act- ORDINANCE 113A

All Forms of watercrafts are allowed on the Blackfeet Reservation waters. All Fishing Gear, Motorized and Non-Motorized watercrafts must be inspected, passed inspections will be given a 3 day Certification of Inspection to launch on Blackfeet waters that must be presented to BFW Wardens when asked.

Fishermen and Boaters Traveling off the Blackfeet Reservation and wanting to return will have to get another inspection according to Ordinance 113A

Felt Bottom Boots, Ladders and Live wells are Illegal and will not be used in any lake or stream on the Blackfeet Reservation.

Tribal Members only allowed on Glacier National Park with inspection as according to the Blackfeet Tribe and Glacier National Parks “MOU” Two Medicine, St. Mary, and Sherburne Lake

STOP AQUATIC HITCHHIKERS ALWAYS CLEAN. DRAIN. DRY

Blackfeet Inspection Stations

1. Highway 2 West- Browning, Opening April 11, 2026

Inspections done before opening date please call

Blackfeet Nation Fish & Wildlife Office

Monday – Friday 8Am-4:30pm   406-338-7202

Aquatic Invasive Species Cell Phone, call or text 406-845-9880

2. Highway 2 East – Seville : Pending
3. Highway 89 – Birch Creek : Pending
4. Upper Two Medicine GNP entrance : Pending
5. Chewing BlackBone Highway 89 North: Pending