Browse Idaho Fishing Reports

Covers Jun 10–17

The Salmon River enters the week with elevated but falling flows. As water levels recede and temperatures hold in the low 60s, expect salmon fly activity to intensify and dry fly fishing to become increasingly productive toward midweek and beyond.

Covers Jun 10–17

Expect low water and bright conditions to dominate the outlook period. Flows will hold stable around 93 cfs with water temperature in the mid-60s. Brown Drake activity is winding down while PMD spinners, Baetis, and Callibaetis nymphs and duns become the primary focus. Terrestrials will feature more prominently as afternoon air temperatures warm.

Covers Jun 10–17

Stable flows and rising pressure create good conditions for the week ahead. Watch for salmon fly activity as temperatures climb, but have smaller dries and nymphs ready if the hatch hasn't fully developed.

Golden stones and heavy evening caddis are fueling steady improvement on the upper Henrys Fork. Expect Green Drakes to emerge soon.

The Fork is fishing well through Box Canyon as Golden Stones and Caddis take over from declining Salmonflies. Upstream sections have been variable, but rising fish reward early-morning focus on classic June patterns.

The Saint Joe is fishing well with robust flows and excellent hatch diversity. Salmon Flies and Golden Stones are present alongside a mix of smaller patterns that include March Browns, Yellow Sallies, Drakes, Caddis, and PMDs.