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Information on Tally Lake:
Tally Lake is beautiful to behold. It resembles a Scandinavian fjord with its towering cliffs and rugged country around 3 sides of the lake. At nearly 500 feet deep, it is the deepest lake in Montana. Most of the lake is deep, cold and rather unproductive for fishing. There are some very large lake trout hanging out in Tally Lake, but they are notoriously difficult to find. On the north side of the lake, Logan Creek enters and exits the lake. Here the terrain is gentle and offers some pike and trout fishing.
Fishing at Tally Lake
It is your responsibilty to know local fishing regulations (See below)
Tally Lake Facts:
Tally Lake is a Natural Lake
For more information on
Tally Lake contact:
National Forest or Park:
Flathead National Forest
District: Tally Lake Ranger District
Address: 1335 Highway 93 West
City: Whitefish Zip: 59937
Phone: 406-863-5400
Email: Mailroom_R1_Flathead@fs.fed.us
Rules and Regulations for Tally Lake. These
may not always be up to date so make sure you double check
before recreating or fishing at Tally Lake.
Tally Lake is only a few miles west of Whitefish and can be accessed by several well-marked roads. There is a spacious campground, picnic area and swimming beach on the north shore (operated by a private concessionaire). Boaters will find a good boat launch in the campground.
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