Montana Fish Report
Phillips Reservoir Updates
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
6-16-2025
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Phillips Reservoir is about 82 percent full.District staff sampled Phillips Reservoir on June 12th. Catch was primarily composed of yellow perch. The perch that we collected had an average length of almost 6 inches and a max length of around 8 inches. The larger perch were observed on the western portion of the reservoir. We also encountered smallmouth bass, which had an average length of 7 inches and a max length of 19.5 inches. No tiger muskie were observed during this sampling event. However, they are present in the reservoir and
cannot be harvested and must be released when they are caught.
Follow this link to see the Bureau of Reclamation website listing current reservoir levels.
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