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that's what I did. I don't need to be harassed for my fishing practices. I came to this forum to receive as well as give info for everyone to benefit. There are plenty of fish in idahos fisheries. Keeping secrets doesn't improve anything. Some people just have big egos, and have to feel...

stayed at curlew last weekend and fished all day sat and all day sun. I'm not sure what is going on, but no one is catching fish. We went home with 9 total. Most were caught within the first hour of both days. Everyone, including the sheriff, is saying the same. No fish are being caught. 2 guys...

no, the fishing is great. I'm just getting harassed because I didn't release some fish that were gushing blood out there gills. :/

whatever. When I see a fish heavily bleeding, I'm not going to release it to watch it die. I fish for one reason. To fill my freezer. I'm a subsistence fisher, hunter and farmer. Everything I do is to fill my freezer for the winter, so I don't have to buy meat. And I rarely do. I will release a...

hard to release a dead fish, bro. not all get lip hooked. these were the 2 gill hookers out of 6 chinook we caught that day. They will not reproduce. They have done this before years ago. Those fish were stocked in 2014 for one purpose, to reduce the koke population. That is why there is no pre...

it seems the fish are going deeper. Try around 20-30 next time

caught this brown out of Anderson in 2010. I have caught 3-4. All from the bank before I got a boat.

I have never ever herd of anyone calling a chinook a king salmon. and yes, I have caught many chinook out of Anderson. Here is a couple from last year

For sure. I have met a couple in person. I will have a blue chevy with a shell pulling my red tracker. And my wifes Honda mini van pulling the Pop up camper.

that looks like a huge brown. I have caught a few browns and even a few bulls out of Anderson trolling. I release the browns, and the bulls of course, as well

thanks grim. I was there on sun memorial weekend and all our fish were caught at 15 feet as well.

planning a 4 day trip down there starting Friday. anyone know what the water level is like? I prefer to camp on the beach, but it was too full for memorial. Just want to plan accordingly. It seems by the comments that the fish are finally getting to a standard depth. 20-30 from what I have...

ya, lime creek. they were hard to find, and kept moving around. its still early, I hope. mabe it will get better. nothing like last year. we slayed em last year

we went up yesterday from 7am to 4pm. Fishing started slow. We went out from curlew where the other 30+ boats were. After a few hours of no bites, and watching no other boats do anything, we went down to the creek mouth. Instantly got one, then a little slow until about noon. Then the bite...

best thing I have used at LP is UV herring scent from Walmart. its blue, like crack to koks

arrowrock is dead. 6 trips this year, and no koks. been doing alright at lucky peak. shallow, long lines are the top producers

only time I have seen water level fluctuation affect the bite is if it muddies the water, or changes the temp. or thermocline drastically

we did alright. the bite was soft and they were not really hitting hard enough to get good hook ups. 4 koks and 2 trout in the boat. We lost 8-10 fish. I'm still teaching my wife how to catch em, and most were lost within 15 feet of the boat. still fun 3 of the koks were 17-18 inches, and one...

I think ill take the family up for an evening trip. I usually fish arrowrock, but there has been no bite up there. I'm not real sure where to go at LP. Are you guys hitting them closer to the dam, or the marina right now? I herd the water was low/muddy so I'm thinking the dam would be better...

a pic off of facebook from someone at the mouth of fall creek looking north. taken on sat.