moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be in decent physical shape to handle standing for long periods, some hiking to fishing spots, and managing fishing gear.
Grab your rod and join Jones Sport Fishing on a thrilling private trip targeting Fall Chinook and Steelhead on Idaho’s Snake River. Choose your adventure length and get ready for an unforgettable day on the water!
Embark on an exhilarating fishing adventure with Jones Sport Fishing on the iconic Snake River in Deary, Idaho. This private experience offers anglers the chance to fish for prized Fall Chinook salmon and Steelhead trout in some of the most productive waters of the region. Choose between a 6 or 8-hour guided trip that brings you to premier fishing spots known for their abundant salmon runs and thrilling catches. The Snake River’s sweeping scenery enhances each cast, with rugged canyon walls and lush riverbanks creating a peaceful yet exciting backdrop. Whether you're a seasoned angler or trying salmon fishing for the first time, Jones Sport Fishing’s expert guides provide personalized instruction, top-tier gear, and local knowledge to maximize your success on the water. Beyond fishing, you’ll enjoy the serenity of the outdoors, spotting local wildlife and breathing in the fresh Idaho air. This trip is not only about the catch but the entire experience of connecting with nature and challenging yourself on one of the West’s iconic rivers. Don’t miss this chance to create lasting memories fishing Snake River’s legendary salmon and steelhead runs.
Weather can change rapidly on the Snake River, so wear layers to stay comfortable throughout your trip.
The riverbanks and launches can be wet and slippery, so waterproof boots help provide traction and keep your feet dry.
Use sunscreen, a hat, and polarized sunglasses to shield your skin and eyes from strong sun exposure on the water.
Carry plenty of water as fishing trips can be long and physically demanding, especially during warm seasons.
The Snake River has long been a vital fishing and transportation corridor for indigenous peoples and early settlers.
Efforts are ongoing to protect the river’s salmon populations through habitat restoration and sustainable fishing practices.
Reduces glare on the water so you can see fish and obstacles clearly.
summer specific
Keeps your feet dry and ensures safe footing near riverbanks and boats.
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures and weather conditions.
Protects your skin from harmful UV rays during long hours outdoors.
spring specific