Fishing

Clearwater River: 1 Day Fishing and 6 Day Fishing & Hunting Trips

The Clearwater is the cleanest tributary of the Snake River and is the most popular river for steelhead fishing. The river is fed by the Lochsa and Selway Rivers. Enjoy beautiful scenery, amazing fishing, and gourmet meals in the wilderness on these trips.

Idaho Fishing Vacations

Steelhead, Bass, and Sturgeon Fishing. 

  • Day trips which include standard spin casting fishing rods and gear; if you prefer a particular kind or style of rod, feel free to bring yours. 
  • $350/Day for a guided boat and lunch.
  • Offered on the Clearwater and Lower Salmon Rivers.

Please call us at 1.800.700.2414 or email us for details.


Cast and Blast: Fishing and Hunting Trips

  • Idaho rafting vacationsSpend 6 days on the Lower Salmon River during the Fall Steelhead & Chukar hunting season. 
  • We provide all camping equipment, mouthwatering meals, standard fishing gear. 
  • Bring your preferred choice of shotgun and/or fly fishing gear.

Please call us at 1.800.700.2414 or email us for details.
 

Useful Fishing Resources for our Idaho Fishing Region

The Fish Passage Center:

Steelhead fishing vacation Idaho

Provides technical assistance and information to fish and wildlife agencies and tribes, in particular, and the public in general, on matters related to juvenile and adult salmon and steelhead passage through the mainstem hydrosystem in the Columbia River Basin.
http://www.fpc.org/

USGS Real-Time Water Data for Idaho

U.S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Geological Survey
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/id/nwis/rt




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