moderate
6–8 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended as you will be spending extended time standing and casting from the boat.
Join River Adventures for an unforgettable day steelhead fishing on the Salmon River in Idaho. Experience expert-guided jet boat tours, scenic river canyons, and thrilling battles with legendary steelhead.
$1,350 | Full Day | Private Fishing Charter
Experience the thrill of world-famous steelhead fishing on Idaho's Salmon River, guided by experts in U.S. Coast Guard approved jet boats. Join fellow adventurers, including celebrities, for an unforgettable day battling these fierce fish. All equipment is provided; just bring your lunch and fishing license for an epic outdoor adventure!
Idaho steelhead fishing on the Salmon River is world-famous. In fact, the reputation of our Idaho steelhead fishing trips brings travelers, including celebrities and world leaders, from all over the world right here to our little part of Idaho.
River Adventures’ expert steelhead fishing guides will take you right where you need to be during steelhead season. We provide all equipment, including any bait and tackle you will need. You will have a blast fighting these determined fish.
We fish out of U.S. Coast Guard approved jet boats!
You provide your own lunch and beverages (lunch available for additional cost at checkout)
Everyone must have a fishing license/steelhead permit
Full Day Charter $1,350+tax
Includes fishing rods, tackle, and bait for up to 6 people. Additional People $220 per person
8:30am - 4:30pm (8 Hours)
A valid Idaho fishing license is required to participate in this fishing trip.
Early mornings and afternoons can be chilly on the river; layering helps you stay comfortable all day.
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to prevent sunburn during long hours on the water.
Meals are not provided, so pack a hearty lunch to keep your energy up for the full day of fishing.
The Salmon River has been an important fishing and transportation route for Native American tribes and early pioneers.
Local guides promote catch-and-release practices to help sustain steelhead populations and protect the river ecosystem.
Protects from early spring chills and potential rain during the trip.
spring specific
Reduces glare off the water for better visibility and eye protection.
Useful for anglers who want to fish along the riverbanks during fall trips.
fall specific
Allows you to adjust your comfort level amid changing temperatures throughout the day.