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Rainbow trout
cutthroat trt
brown trt
smallmouth bass
Largemouth bass
Yellow Perch
Bluegill/Sunfish
tiger muskie
Cisco
Crappie
Site
1
Reservoir/Lake
Alexander Reservoir 6
American Falls Reservoir
Bear Lake 1,5
Blackfoot Reservoir
Chesterfield Reservoir
Condie Reservoir
Crowthers Reservoir 3,6
Daniels Reservoir 2
Deep Creek Reservoir
Devils Creek Reservoir 6
Foster Reservoir 3
Glendale Reservoir
Hawkins Reservoir 3
Johnson Reservoir 3
Lamont Reservoir 3
McTucker Ponds 6
Montpelier Reservoir
Pleasantview Reservoir 3
Springfield Lake
Treasureton Reservoir
Twin Lakes Reservoir 6
Twenty Four Mile Reservoir 4
Weston Reservoir
Winder Reservoir 3
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Soda Springs
Bancroft
Preston
Malad
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Oneida Narrows
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Portneuf River
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Snake River 7
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Notes:
3.May be drained or empty
6.
1.Check ice conditions
4.Accessible by snowmobile
7.
2. Special Restrictions- Artificial Lures only 5.May use dip nets for cisco only
Fishing license ARE AVAILABLE
AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
ALL AREA CODES 208 UNLESS OTHERWISE LISTED
Family fishing waters
See regulations for open sections
Ice Safety Tips
•Check ice conditions! Check ice conditions in
advance, to bring proper gear. Typically 4 inches of
good, hard ice is required to support an individual.
6 inches is required to support an ATV or snow
machine.
•Keep in mind that it is very common for ice depth to
be highly variable on a given reservoir and from one
reservoir to another.
•Snow can be heavy, as well as have an insulating
effect, so don’t assume snow covered ice is safe ice.
•Carry a 20-30 foot rope as a precaution in case
someone falls through the ice. Hand held ice picks
attached to rope and strung through the arms of a
jacket can be readily available and potentially helpful •Booming and cracking ice isn’t necessarily dangerous.
to an angler climbing out of a hole onto the ice.
It only means that the ice is expanding and contracting
as the temperature changes.
•It is against the law to cut holes in the ice greater than
10 inches in diameter—except when dip netting for
Cisco on Bear Lake. Holes in the ice can take time to
freeze over, or can become disguised by snow cover,
presenting hazards to unsuspecting anglers who can
fall through.
•Dress for the weather. Wear layers, and don’t forget
to drink lots of fluids. Beverages that contain alcohol
increase the onset of hypothermia.
Family Fishing Waters
(indicated by NOTE 6 in table above)
Family fishing waters provide
simplified rules and great fishing
opportunities for families and
first-time anglers.
Remember
The information contained in this brochure is not intended to be inclusive nor is it a substitute for the Idaho
Department of Fish and Game’s fishing proclamations.
Be sure to know the rules before heading out for some
fishing fun! Regulations can be picked up at any Idaho
Fish and Game office or license vendor, or can be found
on line at fishandgame.idaho.gov.
AMERICAN FALLS
ALCO DISCOUNT STORE
2827 POCATELLO AVE, 226-7575
BINGHAM CO-OP, PO BOX 370 226-5036
BANCROFT
TOOLSON’S, P.O. BOX 118 648-9901
BLACKFOOT
A TO Z GUNS & PAWN
30 W BRIDGE ST, 785-0232
BINGHAM CO-OP
P.O. Box 887, 785-3440
C-A-L STORES
250 N. MERIDIAN 785-2941
WAL-MART, 565 JENSEN
GROVE DR 785-6937
CHUBBUCK
WAL-MART, 4240 YELLOWSTONE
237-5090
DOWNEY
THE MART, P.O. BOX 245, 897-5252
FIRTH
STOP-N-SHOP, PO BOX 456 346-4348
FRANKLIN
LA TIENDA, P.O. BOX 70 646-2402
GRACE
BAILEY’S MARKET
596 HIGHWAY 34 425-3296
EZ-WAY, P.O. BOX 301 425-9916
INKOM
VILLAGE MART
P.O. BOX 425 775-3331
LAVA HOT SPRINGS
SUNNYSIDE DEVELOPMENT
PO BOX 476 776-9942
LEHI, UT
CABELAS, 2502 W GRAND
TERRACE PRKWY (801) 766-2500
MALAD
CRITTERS LOUNGE
5050 W 500 S. 766-4886
EVANS CO-OP COMPANY
25 N MAIN 766-2283
KWIK STOP, 226 EAST 50 SOUTH
766-4950
TEXACO CENTRAL SERVICE
PO BOX 117 766-4232
MCCAMMON
SHORT STOP GROCERY
P.O. BOX 38 254-9205
MONTPELIER
ELK COUNTRY SPORTS
407 WASHINGTON 847-2779
JJ’S GAS & GROCERIES
218 N FOURTH 847-2912
U-SAVE CONVENIENCE
P.O. BOX 117 847-3550
PARIS
PARIS COUNTRY STORE
PO BOX 250 945-2292
PINGREE
COMMUNITY MARKET
P.O. BOX 9 684-4730
POCATELLO
BIG 5 SPORT, 700 W QUINN RD
637-8020
C-A-L STORES
1800 GARRETT WAY 233-4288
DOC’S GUN BARN
305 JEFFERSON 233-3912
FRED MEYER
800 YELLOWSTONE AVE 232-8710
K-MART
3945 POLE LINE RD 237-4330
PORTNEUF RIVER OUTFITTERS
233 N MAIN SUITE C 232-4776
SPORTS AUTHORITY
625 YELLOWSTONE 232-2981
SPORTS OUTLET/Ace Hardware
P.O. BOX 4579 232-8722
SPORTSMANS WARHOUSE
1844 HURLEY DR 238-7500
TYHEE ENTERPRISE
12527 W TYHEE 237-7332
PRESTON
BOB’S MART, PO BOX 87 852-2627
KELLY’S PETROLUEM
PO BOX 127 852-1187
RANSOM’S COUNTRY STORE
770 S HIGHWAY 91 852-2523
WELLCOME MART
P.O. BOX 86 852-0299
SHELLEY
MAIN STREET EXXON
510 SOUTH STATE 357-3184
SODA SPRINGS
DAVE’S TACKLE SHOP
190 S SECOND E 547-3023
ONE STOP
209 E. 2ND S. 547-4379
QUIK STOP
PO BOX 625 547-2363
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD MARKET
1960 W HWY 39 328-2432
SWANLAKE
THOMAS MERC
P.O. BOX 50 897-5561
TREMONTON , UT
KENT’S MARKET
300 E MAIN ST (435) 257-7014
WESTON
BILL’S WESTON MARKET
P.O. BOX 26 747-3373
Idaho Dept. of
Fish and Game
1345 Barton Road
Pocatello, ID 83204
(208) 232-4703
Experience Southeast Idaho!
Contact Information
For more information about fishing in southeast Idaho,
including fishing reports, maps, species lists,
fish stocking schedules, and which amenities
are available at various fishing spots, please check out
the Idaho Fish Planner on Fish and Game’s website at
fishandgame.idaho.gov.
How to Get Here
Interstates 15 and 86 are the direct routes but the
scenery, geology and history along US Highways 30,
89, 91 and Idaho Highway 34 will add to the enjoyment of your trip.
Food, Fun and Lodging
A wide array of choices are available in Southeast
Idaho with suggestions to fit your needs available at
several visitor centers. Warm up after a day of fishing
in the soothing waters at your choice of hot springs
resorts where you can find helpful tips on local dining,
lodging or camping.
For lodging and area
visitor information:
Pioneer Country
Travel Council
1-888-201-1063
www.seidaho.org
Devils Creek Reservoir
Bear Lake
Cisco dipping
For additional information on Idaho call 1-800-VISIT-ID • 08-V-1 75M