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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.
High lake temperatures a concern on Flathead Lake 08-20-2013. POLSON, Mont. - Jack Stanford and researchers at the Flathead Lake Biological Station in Yellow Bay have been monitoring the waters of Flathead Lake for 36 years. We're told the lake hasn't frozen over since 1988 and it's warming up each year. It's been getting increasingly worse over the last decade, said Stanford. For some of us, temperatures are ideal for swimming in the lake. Woods Bay warms up to about 74 degrees Fahrenheit. But as scientists tell us, those high temps aren't healthy for our native fish.