The Snake River originates in Yellow Stone National Park, flowing across Idaho, up the Idaho/Oregon border (a stretch that includes Hell’s Canyon, the deepest river gorge in all of North America), ...
On a hillside above the Salmon River, Kyle Smith, his setter, and I stood there and panted. Still catching our breath from the climb, we looked down to see a fish break the water’s surface. The big ...
On Sept. 18, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of quagga mussels at larval life stages in the Centennial Waterfront Park area of the Snake River near Twin Falls. These ...
Idaho Fish and Game fisheries biologists from across southern Idaho last week used non-lethal electrofishing techniques in the Snake River to mark fish in three short reaches of the river. Two of the ...
TWIN FALLS, Idaho — A fishing ban on a stretch of the Snake River was put into effect Friday, Sept. 22, in response to the detection of quagga mussels in Twin Falls. The ban was added to several ...
Idaho Fish and Game has lifted the hunting, fishing and trapping closures in the previously closed reach of the Snake River upstream of “broken bridge” (Yingst Grade) to Pillar Falls. The closure was ...
BOISE, Idaho — Treatment to kill the invasive quagga mussel was officially completed on Friday, Oct. 13, and officials will start post-treatment surveys. While the operation was completed, Lloyd ...
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