Fort Peck State Fish Hatchery Hatchery

The Fort Peck State Fish Hatchery, owned by the Army Corps of Engineers and operated by Montana Fish, Wildlife Parks, is a state-of-the-art facility capable of rearing a diverse range of warm and cool water fish species. With 64 rearing tanks and incubation capacity for millions of walleye and chinook salmon eggs, this hatchery plays a crucial role in fish production for the state of Montana.

Located just below the town of Fort Peck, the hatchery offers visitors the opportunity to explore its visitors center and learn about the various fish species being reared. With a staff of only four, this hatchery efficiently produces millions of fish, contributing to the conservation and enhancement of Montana's fish populations.

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