Chinook season to close on Upper Salmon River in Idaho
Two reaches of the upper Salmon River – the Ellis and Stanley areas – will close to Chinook salmon harvest at the end of fishing Sunday, August 5.
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Two reaches of the upper Salmon River – the Ellis and Stanley areas – will close to Chinook salmon harvest at the end of fishing Sunday, August 5.
The fall steelhead harvest season opens Wednesday, August 1, on a two-mile stretch of the lower Clearwater River from its mouth to the U.S. Highway 12 Memorial Bridge near Lewiston.
The 2012 fall Chinook salmon harvest season opens September 1 on the Snake River and the lower Clearwater River.
The Clearwater River main stem, and the North Fork, Middle Fork and South Fork Clearwater and the Snake River downstream of Hells Canyon Dam will close to Chinook salmon fishing at the end of fishing
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This report highlights a few of the best places to fish, what anglers are using and what they are catching. The information is compiled from regional Fish and Game fishery managers, local tackle shops and
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