Panhandle
Coeur d'Alene River
Fish are actively feeding in flats and tailouts with afternoon hatches firing. Flows are stable at 268 cfs.
268 cfs
Current conditions, flows, and hatch notes for Idaho rivers: updated as new reports are published.
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Panhandle
Fish are actively feeding in flats and tailouts with afternoon hatches firing. Flows are stable at 268 cfs.
Panhandle
Fall fish are moving to deeper pools on the North Fork as October Caddis, Mahogany Duns, and BWOs continue to show. Nymphs and slow streamers are the pattern.
Panhandle
Fall conditions on the Saint Joe have fish moving to deeper water as cooler temperatures settle in. Work caddis, olives, and midges with nymphs and streamers in the slower runs.
Panhandle
Fall is settling in on the Spokane River with caddis hatches fading and BWOs emerging. Nymph patterns, especially perdigon-style dressings, are key right now.
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Panhandle
The Coeur d'Alene is running low and cold, with mahogany duns, blue-wing olives, and midges your best fall bets. Fish small nymphs and sculpins to cover both the hatch and attractor options.
Panhandle
Fish are holding in tailouts and glides on the lower Coeur d'Alene, feeding selectively on small mayflies and caddis. Flows are stable at 268 cfs and much below normal.
Panhandle
The Saint Joe is producing throughout with stable fall flows and cooler water supporting solid insect activity. Fish afternoons and evenings for best results.
Panhandle
Fall hatches are active on the North Fork with October caddis and mahogany duns working well, though low flows demand longer leaders and lighter tippets.
