Clearwater Region

A renowned 74.8-mile steelhead and salmon river famous for its large B-run steelhead - ocean-run rainbow trout that often reach 10-13 lbs. The state record steelhead (30.13 lbs) was caught here in 1973. Big Chinook salmon fresh from the ocean near Lewiston.

69.2 miles of wild, free-flowing river with no dams. Legendary wilderness stream known for native Westslope Cutthroat Trout. Clear mountain water with cutthroat eager to smash bushy dry flies. Epitomizes Idaho's wilderness fishing experience.

100.1 miles of pristine wilderness river with outstanding cutthroat trout fishing. True backcountry setting - float access recommended. Abundant cutthroat in headwaters eager for dry flies.

A beautiful 65-acre mountain reservoir built specifically for trout fishing, located 11 miles north of Pierce. Stocked with rainbow, brook, and unique Tiger Trout for variety. No-wake restriction keeps it peaceful. High catch rates from shore or boat.

A massive 16,484-acre reservoir with excellent Kokanee, Cutthroat Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, and Bull Trout (catch-and-release). Multiple boat ramps and campgrounds. One of Idaho's premier large reservoir fisheries with regular rainbow stocking.

A legendary 26-mile wild trout stream, tributary of the North Fork Clearwater River. Known for native Westslope Cutthroat Trout in a pristine wilderness setting. Catch-and-release only with barbless hooks required - no bait. One of Idaho's finest wild trout fisheries.

A convenient 4.4-acre community pond in Lewiston's Kiwanis Park along the Snake River. Walking distance to picnic shelters and playground. Stocked with rainbow trout from March through June and in October for high catch rates.

A 94-acre lake with limited public access - most shoreline is privately owned. The IDFG access site provides a dock and boat ramp for boaters. Water levels can fluctuate greatly. Good for kokanee, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, and stocked rainbow trout.