Boise River (Trout) No, this isn’t a typo. I’m including the Boise River again for folks who aren’t interested in the steelhead madness. The river has been fishing well for trout this fall ...

BOISE, Idaho — The City of Boise is working to understand if fish in the Boise River are being impacted by people. When water leaves the wastewater treatment facility and re-enters the river ...

BOISE, Idaho — Despite unusually warm water in the Boise River, the Idaho Dept. of Fish and Game says the trout population remains safe and stable. Water temperature was 70 degrees Monday at ...

A local fishing guide gathered more than 40 volunteers to haul trash out of the Boise River, electric scooters to bedframes. KTVB-TV Boise Story by Audrielle Tackett ...

The total number of steelhead expected to be stocked in the Boise River is fewer than last year because of a decrease in fish that returned. The steelhead stocking program dates to 1997.

The previous day, another Boise angler had come across it while fishing the same spot. Also a longtime fly fisherman, Derrick ...

South Fork of the Boise River has changed, but still has good trout fishing. 0 Comments ... One of the first questions on everyone’s minds would be the fate of the river’s prized fish population.

Approximately 250 steelhead will be stocked in the Boise River on the afternoon of Thursday, November 19. Trapped at Hells Canyon Dam on the Snake River, the fish will be released in equal numbers ...

BOISE, Idaho — Local anglers lined the Boise River bank along Barber Park Friday for an early opportunity to catch a newly-released Chinook salmon. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG ...

Lucky Peak Lake bisects the Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s Boise River Wildlife Management Area, a major winter range in the state for deer and elk.

From left: Derrick Hicks, Mike Rotz and Johnathon White stand in the Boise River together, clad in fishing gear. The three men met after Hicks found a fly rod in the river days after Rotz lost it ...

From left: Derrick Hicks, Mike Rotz and Johnathon White stand in the Boise River together, clad in fishing gear. The three men met after Hicks found a fly rod in the river days after Rotz lost it.