Browse Idaho Fishing Reports

The Clark Fork is in good shape for floating with manageable flows and overcast fall conditions.

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.

Clear water and stable flows are making for solid angling on the Kootenai. October caddis, mahogany duns, and blue-wing olives are on the water, with nymphing working well in the morning and streamers productive all day over structure.

The Spokane is running normal flows with cooler fall weather pushing fish into prime habitat. October Caddis, fall caddis, and Baetis offer excellent dry fly opportunities backed by nymph patterns.

Fall conditions have fish feeding throughout the day on the Coeur d'Alene. Flows are stable at 292 cfs with cool mornings and warm afternoons.

The Clark Fork near St. Regis is fishing well in fall with elevated flows trending down. Mahogany duns and October caddis are active; try hoppers and low-profile patterns.

Fall conditions are ideal on the Kootenai, with stable flows, cool water, and active hatches drawing eager trout across a lightly fished river.

Stable fall flows and seasonal hatches have fish active across the Coeur d'Alene River. Cool mornings and mild afternoons favor consistent feeding throughout the day.

Fish are active near St. Regis in fall-type water, responding well to hoppers and low-profile dries. Mahogany Duns, BWOs, October Caddis, and Hecuba mayflies are hatching.