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Fourth annual Stumptown Fish Toss

The Fish Toss will return in 2027.

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The Day They Started Fish Tossing

The fish started flying long before the first Fish Toss, but we'll always remember the first ones. Legends say Stumptown settlers used to throw 4.7 fish per day. They threw fish for sport, for celebration, in mourning, and to commemorate the creation of a new stump. Today, we Fish Toss in their honor.

Scramble & Solo

Scramble in the morning, then lunch.

Full schedule

  1. Course opens for warmup

  2. Player meeting and scramble-team assignments

  3. Ceremonial fish toss

  4. Morning scramble

  5. Lunch

  6. Scramble awards

  7. Afternoon solo round

  8. Solo-round prizes

  • A participant holds a whitefish overhead before the ceremonial toss.
    fresh caught
  • Two 2025 winners pose with a trophy and a disc golf basket.
    2025 winners
  • A 2025 scramble team holds custom discs after the round.
    scramble day
  • A smiling baby visits the Fish Toss disc wall.
    at the disc wall
  • Players share lunch beside the Fish Toss disc wall.
    lunch
Morning mist hangs over a meadow at dawn with silhouetted pines and distant mountains.
first light

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Presented by

  • Montana E-Bikes
  • Whitefish YoungLife
  • Snowboarders and Skiers for Christ Whitefish
  • Innova
  • Think Warwick
  • Big Drift Marketing
  • Dave Perry Building
  • Runner Up Sports
  • Sportsmans
  • Stumptown Snowboards
  • Walking Man Frame Shop and Gallery
  • the Clip Joint
  • Jersey Boys Pizza
  • Stumptown Historical Society
  • Montana Coffee Traders
  • Huck's Place
  • MacKenzie River Pizza
  • Craggy Range
  • Latitude 48
  • Ciao Mambo
  • Marcus Foods
  • Honor Bound LLC
  • Whitefish Assembly of God