fishing

We survived the toilet paper and meat shortages, and now something else is disappearing that could have a big impact on your socially distanced Memorial Day weekend plans.

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

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.

Stephen Veals is from Boise, Idaho sets record for consecutive days fishing doing all 365 days in 2018.

A California lake is ranked number one in the West, but two Idaho lakes rank high on the national list for catching fish. One of them is just an hour's drive from Boise.

The monster fish nearly capsized the fisherman's kayak like something out of a movie.

If your fishing rod has been packed up all winter, and you've been waiting for the return of Idaho spring Chinook season, the time is quickly approaching. The season opens April 28th.

There's a day coming up this month that gives us all the chance to fish without worrying about pay the license fee.  Even if we don't catch anything, it's still a great opportunity to relax by the water, have a picnic with the family, and work on our tans, right?