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About: - Flathead Lake is located in Northwest Montana. Flathead Lake has depths of up to 380 feet and has a rocky gravel bottom. Flathead Lake features the ideal water temperatures of 40-52 degrees F. and has ample food supply which allows the average catch length of 22-24. Species include Bull Trout, Cutthroat, Rainbow and Lake Trout, as well as Lake Whitefish. The Montana state record Lake Trout was caught in Flathead Lake.
The valleyâs many lakes and rivers also tend to moderate temperatures winter and summer. The weather ranges from moderately dry summers with typical daytime Fahrenheit temperatures in the 80s, Indian Summer days in the early fall, and moderately wet winters and spring. Daytime winter temperatures are in the 20s and 30s, with plenty of snow for winter recreating. While the Flathead Valley floor averages about 3,000 feet, the highest mountain peaks rise to more than 10,000 feet above sea level. As the elevation increases, so does precipitation: from 16 inches on the valley floor to 100 inches on the peaks. While ferocious storms can buffet the mountaintops, winds are usually gentle in the valley â although robust afternoon breezes are not uncommon, and occasional sudden gusty winds can blow on Flathead Lake.