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Fishing in Montana quiz

This 10-question quiz goes with the curriculum page on Fishing in Montana. Just answer the questions with a mouse click in front of the correct answer and your score will be compiled when you're done. Good luck!

1. Why should a person go fishing?

To have fun
To be with family
To catch a meal of fish
All of the above are good reasons

2. If you don't have fishing tackle, how much can you expect to spend to buy some good fishing tackle?

About $25
About $50
About $75
About $100

3. What size and type fishing hook should you use?

The biggest you can find
The smallest you can find
Match your hook to the fish you are trying to catch
The most expensive hooks that you can afford

4. Which of these can be used for bait?

Meal worms
Minnows
Nightcrawlers
All of the above

5. The biggest weather danger to fishermen in spring, summer and fall is:

Blizzards
Hail
Rain
Lightning

6. According to the fishing and boating regulations, anyone in a boat who is under what age must wear a life jacket or PFD at all times?

Anyone under 6 years old
Anyone under 10 years old
Anyone under 12 years old
Anyone under 16 years old

7. Biologists say many of the fish in Montana are called wild fish, which means they:

Were hatched and raised in the wild
Go crazy when you hook them
Really like to party
Are the opposite of mild fish

8. Hatcheries operated by the state of Montana produce how many fish to be stocked in state waters each year?

10 million
20 million
30 million
40 million

9. Once you have caught your fish, you have a decision to make. You can:

Either keep the fish and eat it, or release it
Either throw it up on the bank or step on it
Either throw it back in the water or take it home as a pet
Either let it rot or pickle it for later

10. Many children who like to go fishing in Montana join a free club called:

Bullheads Unlimited
Sicklefin Chub Society
Carp Forever
Montana Angling Youth



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