moderate
4–10 hours
Good overall fitness recommended due to hours on the water or walking rugged terrain during hunts.
Salmon River Steelhead in Riggins, Idaho, offers a range of guided fishing, hunting, and whitewater trips that put you at the heart of the Salmon River’s wild landscape. From steelhead battles to bass at dawn, this is Idaho adventure in its purest form.
Check current water levels before your trip—river flow rates affect fishing success and whitewater safety.
Morning bass trips can be chilly; dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable during dawn hours.
Full-day chukar hunts require strict adherence to firearm safety protocols—listen carefully to your guide’s instructions.
Prepare for splashes on dory rides with waterproof jackets and dry bags to protect belongings.
Riggins was historically a critical salmon and steelhead fishing site for Native American tribes and remains a hub for anglers today.
Salmon River Steelhead practices catch and release techniques and partners with local initiatives to protect steelhead spawning habitats.
Protects against cold river water and wet conditions during fishing and boat trips.
spring|fall|winter specific
Reduces glare on water surfaces, aiding in spotting fish and improving visual comfort.
summer|spring|fall specific
Keeps you dry during unexpected weather and river spray on dory rides.
all specific
Recommended for chukar hunting to carry gear comfortably and protect hearing.
fall|spring specific