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The Idaho bucket list: Five fishing experiences you want to hit before you die
What's on your bucket list? If you love to fish, here are five places you want to hit before you 'kick the bucket.' | GO...IDAHO LAKES AND RESERVOIRS
You can fish one day in a desert canyon reservoir where smallmouth bass lurk in murky waters, and the next day be fishing a clear, cold lake where trout cruise beneath snowy peaks. That's the kind of variety you will find in Idaho's lakes and reservoirs.
- Lake Coeur d'Alene (North Idaho)
- Brownlee Reservoir (Southwest Idaho)
- Cascade Reservoir (Southwest Idaho)
- Horsethief Reservoir (Southwest Idaho)
- Deadwood Reservoir (Southwest Idaho)
- Duck Valley Indian Reservation (Southwest Idaho)
- Little Camas Reservoir (Southwest Idaho)
- Magic Reservoir (Southwest Idaho)
- C.J. Strike Reservoir (Southwest Idaho)
- Henrys Lake (East Idaho)
IDAHO RIVERS
Idaho rivers have some of the best trout fishing in the West, and much more. The Salmon, Snake and Clearwater rivers have great steelhead and salmon fishing, and you can find great warm-water fishing in the Snake River and at other low elevations.
- Clearwater River (North Central Idaho)
- Lochsa and Selway Rivers (North Central Idaho)
- Snake River (Southern Idaho)
- Salmon River (North Central Idaho)
- South Fork of the Boise River (Southwest Idaho)
- Silver Creek (Central Idaho)
- Big Wood River (Central Idaho)
- Owyhee River (Oregon)
- South Fork of the Snake River (Eastern Idaho)
- Henrys Fork (Eastern Idaho)
LOCAL HOT SPOTS
Have gas prices cut into your fishing budget? An easy way to beat sky-high fuel costs is to fish closer to home. There are good fishing waters within the Treasure Valley and nearby.
FISHING CALENDAR
One of the really cool things about Idaho is how hard it is to narrow down a couple of places that have awesome fishing for each month of the year. The reason it's hard is because during most months, there are so many good ones from which to choose.
FISHING TIPS AND GEAR
10 types of boats to get you into Idaho's famous waterways
Having a boat opens up a lot more fishing opportunities and gets you access to many more places. But with Idaho's variety of fishing waters, from urban ponds to wilderness rivers, you need a fleet of boats to fish them all. So that's what we're showing you. | GO...- Fish & Game's fishing planner can help plan your trip
- Fishing doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. All you really need are the basics.
- Fishing with kids
- Use these fly-fishing tactics to hook a big one
- Gear: Forget the birdnests when casting with WaveSpin
- Gear: Fishing dashboard keeps lures handy
- Gear: Install a rod holder to keep your fishing rod onboard
- Gear: Fishing pack is designed for long treks to alpine lakes
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