fishing

The Maiden Hunt: Gretchen and Henry.

You may not realize how many places there are to actually put a boat in the water around the Magic Valley. You don't have to travel too far to find a place to boat with the family. We have a list of some of the best places to go boating.

If you enjoy a good catfish fry or just enjoy catching them anglers will find several thousand have been recently stocked throughout the Gem State.

A fishing pond in a wildlife management area near Hagerman will look a little low to anglers for a few months while water is let out to help vegetation grow during the summer.

We got a hot-tip from a friend that I'm going to share with you: some of the large breeder stock of trout was recently dumped into an Idaho reservoir near us.

We were extra surprised to catch a fish with an orange tag attached to the back fin.

Seasonal closures have gone into effect at several specific areas on Idaho rivers to help spawning fish until Memorial Day weekend.

The Magic Valley has two new sturgeon fishing spots along the Snake River increasing public access for anglers.

Legislation significantly increasing what it will cost nonresidents to hunt deer and elk in Idaho headed to the full Senate on Monday.

New Snake River access has opened up to the public near Hammett thanks to dedicated funding from the state.

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.