Idaho Fishing Report
South Fork Sponsored by The Lodge at Palisades
Swan Valley, Idaho
| Date | 15-Nov-09 | |
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: South Fork: Streamer fishing has been very productive. Try clouser and muddler minnows. Nymph fishing will produce as well. Copper johns and pheasant tails. Spin fishermen will have good success on countdown rapalas and blue fox spinners. Drifting minnows and night crawlers for the bait fisherman. Reported by: Sportsman Warehouse |
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It is between the Henry's Fork
confluence and Palisades Dam that the South Fork is known as one of the finest
dry fly rivers in North America. All of the
Fish in the South Fork are wild and fish between eight and sixteen inches must
be released because they are the prime breeders.
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The South Fork is now open year round to provide additional angling opportunity and give anglers the chance to help native cutthroat trout by harvesting non-native rainbow trout. Fishing below the dam for spawning rainbows has been excellent in the past two weeks. The limit on rainbow trout has been removed, and we encourage anglers to harvest all rainbow trout they catch. No cutthroat may be harvested. The South Fork tributaries (Burns, Pine, Rainey, and Palisades creeks) are now all closed to cutthroat trout harvest and do not open until July 1. |
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