Snake River
The Snake River is one of the most famous rivers in the country for its trout fishing. The river is made up of many different forks including the well known South Fork and Henry's Fork. With steady hatches, fat trout and protected land, the Snake is one of the best dry fly fisheries.
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Bent Rod
we offer experienced, knowledgeable staff to take care of all your outdoor needs.
(208) 588-3310
Bill Mason Outfitters
Bill Mason Outfitters is the only fully authorized Orvis dealer in the Sun Valley area. We have been in business for over 27 years.
(208) 622-9305
Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch
Where Idaho's majestic Sawtooth Mountains, historic charm, outdoor adventures and fine folks meet.
(208) 774-3544
White Cloud Outfitters
Whether you choose to fish for ocean run steelhead in the spring, see the backcountry on a customized family summer horse pack trip or hunt for big ga
(208) 879-4574
The Snake River runs through much of Idaho and into Wyoming, yet most of the fishing is done in Idaho. Henry's Fork flows through eastern Idaho with quality pocket water, riffles, pools and long runs. One of the most popular and easiest places to land a big trout is Box Canyon where the Buffalo River joins Henry's Fork. This section is famous for its huge rainbow trout and tumbling pocket water. Large bug nymphs work well on this 3 mile stretch all season. Mayflies, stoneflies and caddis hatch steadily all summer making the dry fly fishing on the Snake first class. On the Snake River itself and the South Fork, rainbows, cutthroat and browns are plentiful and range in weight up to 15 pounds. Fishing can be done by drift boat, wading, or from the bank. The river is known for its lightly fished trout streams, spring creeks, box canyons and lakes.
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