Quick Facts

• Location: 2976 N 29th Rd, Worden, Montana 59088
• Type: Public fishing access site
• Water Type: Yellowstone River
• Access: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks fishing access; posted regulations apply
• Fishing License: Montana fishing license requirements apply
• Best For: Catfish, sauger and large-river fishing
• Best Time to Fish: Spring through fall
• Common Species Nearby: Channel catfish, sauger, smallmouth bass and other Yellowstone River species
• Tackle Style: Medium to medium-heavy freshwater tackle
• Fishing Style: Bank and river fishing
• Current: River flow varies significantly with snowmelt and rainfall
• Night Fishing: Check current fishing-access-site rules
• Amenities: River access and parking

Overview

Bundy Bridge Fishing Access near Worden, Montana provides anglers with public access to the Yellowstone River northeast of Billings. This portion of the Yellowstone offers a large-river fishing experience that differs considerably from the mountain trout streams farther west.

Deep holes, current seams, bridge-related structure, side channels, and slower pockets can provide productive habitat for a variety of fish. The site can be particularly appealing to anglers interested in catfish, sauger, and other warm- and cool-water river species.

Fishing Tips

For channel catfish, try bottom rigs in deeper holes and slower water adjacent to the main current. Sauger anglers can work jigs and baitfish-style presentations near the bottom, particularly around changes in depth.

The Yellowstone can carry strong current, especially during runoff. Exercise caution around steep banks, fast water, and unstable shoreline.

Bottom Line

A useful Yellowstone River access near Worden for anglers targeting catfish, sauger, and other large-river species.