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2-Day All-Inclusive Fishing Trip in Hells Canyon, Idaho - Lewiston, ID

2-Day All-Inclusive Fishing Trip in Hells Canyon, Idaho

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 days with 3 nights lodging

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate fitness level to handle standing and walking during fishing, plus managing gear and occasional riverbank terrain.

Overview

Explore Hells Canyon’s rugged beauty with a two-day fishing trip featuring three nights lodging, expert guides, and all-inclusive meals for an unforgettable river adventure.

2-Day All-Inclusive Fishing Trip in Hells Canyon, Idaho

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Adventure Tips

Arrive Prepared for Weather Variability

Pack layered clothing to adjust for fluctuating temperatures along the river and canyon.

Use Your Guide’s Local Knowledge

Follow your guide’s advice on the best fishing spots and techniques for Steelhead and Salmon.

Stay Hydrated Throughout the Day

Bring a refillable water bottle because high activity and sun exposure can cause dehydration.

Respect Wildlife and River Habitats

Keep a safe distance from wildlife and avoid disturbing spawning areas to protect the ecosystem.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles
  • River otters

History

Hells Canyon is rich with Native American heritage and was historically used for fishing and trade along the Snake River.

Conservation

Hammer Down River Excursions practices sustainable fishing techniques and supports river habitat preservation efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof fishing boots

Essential

Provide traction and keep feet dry while wading or standing near the river.

spring specific

Layered clothing

Essential

Helps adjust to changing weather from cool mornings to warm afternoons.

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

Reduces glare on water for better visibility of fish and safer navigation.

summer specific

Insect repellent

Helps protect against bugs common near riverbanks during warm months.

summer specific