Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek is a 21-mile tributary of Cottonwood Creek near Lewistown.

Primary Activities

Fishing

Beaver Creek is a 21-mile tributary of Cottonwood Creek. The stream is located just 8.1 miles from Lewistown near King Colony. Beaver Creek is known for its trout fishing, but fishermen will find a variety of fish, including smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, rock bass and catfish here. Permission is required to fish on Beaver Creek.

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Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Waterbody Information
Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Phone Number: (406) 538-2445 Ext. 227

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