challenging
8 hours
Participants should have good endurance and agility to navigate rugged terrain for sustained periods.
Experience the thrill of Idaho’s Salmon River with an exhilarating Cast & Blast trip. Hunt Chukar upland birds and fish for Steelhead in a day full of adventure and stunning scenery.
Discover the perfect blend of hunting and fishing with Salmon River Drifters' Cast & Blast adventure in Riggins, Idaho. This exclusive eight-hour private trip offers outdoor enthusiasts the chance to fish for prized Steelhead on the Salmon River while also pursuing the challenging upland game bird, Chukar. The rugged terrain enhances the experience, pushing your limits as you navigate steep hills and open spaces that provide breathtaking views of Idaho's wild landscapes. Your expert guides focus on safety, education, and strategy to ensure you make the most of both hunts and casts. Whether you’re an avid hunter or an angler looking to try something new, this dual activity invites you to immerse yourself in Idaho’s wilderness with unmatched excitement. Expect an active day packed with adrenaline, stunning river vistas, and the rewarding challenge of two distinct outdoor skills. The combination of chasing fast-flying Chukars and casting upstream for Steelhead makes this a truly unique Idaho adventure. Prepare for varied weather conditions, unpredictable terrain, and unforgettable moments with nature close at hand.
Expect steep and rocky terrain; boots will keep you stable and comfortable during both hunting and fishing segments.
These help reduce river glare for better visibility when fishing and protect your eyes from sun exposure.
An eight-hour adventure requires good hydration and energy; pack extra water and high-protein snacks.
Ensure your shotgun and fishing gear are handled responsibly and always follow your guide’s instructions.
Riggins sits along the historic Salmon River, once used by Native American tribes and early settlers for transportation and sustenance.
Salmon River Drifters promotes catch-and-release fishing and ethical hunting to protect Idaho's natural populations and maintain habitat health.
Keeps feet dry and supported on wet or muddy spring terrain.
spring specific
Reduces glare for fishing and protects eyes from sun exposure.
summer specific
Adjustable layers provide comfort amid changing temperatures.
fall specific
Keeps hands warm while handling equipment in cold weather.
winter specific