moderate
5–7 hours
Participants should have basic stamina for standing and casting for extended periods in cold weather.
Join the Women With Bait Steelhead Fishing Tournament in Riggins, Idaho, for an empowering all-female fishing experience. Guided by experts and supplied with gear, enjoy a memorable day on the Salmon River.
Full Day | Annual Women’s Fishing Tournament
Join the annual Women With Bait Steelhead Fishing Tournament for an unforgettable day on the river! From February to mid-March, gather your friends for a unique fishing experience, complete with all gear provided. Enjoy expert guidance as you reel in steelhead, making memories in a supportive, all-female environment.
Woman $260
Includes fishing rods, tackle, and bait.
9:00am - 4:30pm (7 1/2 Hours)
River Adventures Presents Women With Bait! Our annual Women’s Steelhead Fishing Tournament It runs from Feb 1 through the middle of March. You will need a valid Idaho Fishing license, steelhead permit, lunch, and drinks! River Adventures will furnish all the gear, tackle and bait, as your captain and bait boy help you reel in the steelhead! You will need a valid Idaho Fishing license, steelhead permit, lunch, and drinks!
The boat must have at least 7 total ladies.
Temperatures can be chilly, and staying dry is key to comfort when fishing in winter conditions.
Reduce glare on the water to spot steelhead better and protect your eyes from UV rays.
Listen closely to your guide’s advice for casting techniques and safety tips on the river.
Cold weather can mask dehydration, so keep water handy and sip throughout the day.
Riggins is located near the confluence of the Salmon and Little Salmon Rivers, historically used as fishing and trading grounds by Native American tribes.
Efforts to preserve steelhead habitat include river cleanups and regulated fishing limits to ensure sustainable fish populations.
Keeps you dry and warm while standing in cold river water.
winter specific
Provides insulation to stay comfortable during chilly fishing hours.
winter specific
Helps reduce glare and improves fish spotting.
Keeps hands warm and nimble for casting and handling gear.
winter specific