fishing

Anglers young and old will appreciate the upcoming fish stocking that the Idaho Department of Fish and Game has planned for October.

Idaho Fish and Game commissioners will meet this Friday to talk about a revision to the 2019 steelhead season.

Several men from the Magic Valley were recently recognized for their volunteer efforts by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

The Idaho public will get a chance to participate in a public meeting focused on the restoration of salmon. The Governor's Salmon Workgroup is scheduled to meet next week on September 20, in Lewiston at the Idaho Department of Fish and Game Regional Office

If you’re an Idaho outdoorsman- or woman, you know that there’s always something going on with the Great Outdoors.

The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) approved the Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s fall Chinook fishery permit.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game said fish stocking will be suspended a Gavers Lagoon for a habitat rehabilitation project that begins next month.

A family showed up as we were about to leave and within a half hour had caught two fish.

The Snake River Canyon, Perrine Bridge, Shoshone Falls – just a few of the things for which the Magic Valley is known. Something else: steelhead.

The public is invited to comment on a proposal to expand fall Chinook fishing on the Clearwater River.

August brought the first sockeye salmon of 2019 to the Stanley area, according to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

Every year the Idaho Department of Fish and Game releases millions of fish in Idaho waters. How many millions? More than 30 million, according to the department.

If you plan to celebrate Independence Day with a rod, reel and creel, there are some things you should know. What, for instance, are some of the best places to fish on the upcoming holiday weekend?

Anglers who had plans to visit the South Fork of the Salmon River for Chinook fishing this summer will have to make other plans.

Nearly 5,000 rainbow trout exist per square mile on a section of Henry’s Fork River, according to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

When a Twin Falls couple went into Idaho’s high backcountry for Memorial Day weekend, they never expected to see miracles – but they claim that's exactly what they experienced.

If you're planning to cast a fishing line this weekend, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game has some suggestions on where to go.

Anglers now have more of a chance to catch sizeable trout at regional waters, thanks to a donation by an Idaho business.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game says crappie at C.J. Strike Reservoir are reaching a size just right for catching.

Mark your calendars, June will be here before you know it – and that means at least one day of free fishing in Idaho.