Blackfoot River
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13-Jun-18
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: Blackfoot River: The Blackfoot has dropped a bunch and is just coming into shape with about a foot to foot and a half of visibility. Lots of big Salmonfly nymphs near the banks with a few adults fly around on the lower end. The next warm day it will really get going. Right now its mainly just about the nymphs. Yuk Bugs, Bitch Creeks, Rubberlegs, Nemec Stones, Explosion Stones and San Juans under a big bobber. You could even dead drift a Sparkle Minnow, Bling Zonker and a San Juan with big rewards. Be safe out there, the Blackfoot is still very big and you need to be experienced on the oars to stay safe. Reported by: The Grizzly Hackle |
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Fishing the Blackfoot: The Blackfoot is an excellent fishery for rainbow,
cutbows, browns and mountain whitefish throughout its length. Good fishing on
the Blackfoot fishing starts around the River Junction Campground. (more on the Blackfoot River & access information)
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- Brook Trout
- Mountain Whitefish
- Rainbow Trout
- Westslope Cutthroat Trout
- Brown Trout
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- Exceptions
to Standard Regulations
- Entire River And Tributaries Except The
Clearwater River
- Combined Trout: 3 daily and in possession,
no rainbow trout over 12 inches, any size brown trout. (See Clearwater
River Drainage for exception.)
- Catch-and-release for cutthroat trout.
- Artificial lures only within 100-yard
radius of the mouths of Belmont Creek, Gold Creek, Monture Creek and North
Fork Blackfoot River.
- Landers Fork Mouth To Stimson Lumber Dam
(Milltown Reservoir)
- Catch-and-release for brook trout. (This
regulation is a result of bull trout being misidentified and harvested as
brook trout. Brook trout are very rare in this section of river whereas
bull trout are common.)
- Mainstem Only
- Extended season for northern pike and
whitefish and catch-and-release for trout open December 1 to third
Saturday in May with artificial lures and/or maggots only. Tributaries are
closed to fishing.
- Stimson Lumber Dam Downstream To Milltown
Reservoir (Clark Fork River)
- Northern pike: no limit
- Extended season for northern pike from
December 1 to third Saturday in May, with artificial lures only.
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