Fishing season remains open in Idaho!
You can still go fishing during COVID-19 restrictions,
so get out and enjoy spring.
Taking the dangers of COVID-19 seriously and going fishing are not mutually exclusive, and fortunately in Idaho, most people can fish close to home. COVID-19 has created many challenges for Idahoans, but fortunately, we don’t have to stop fishing during beautiful spring weather. Read more for some tips to keep your fishing fun and interesting while minimizing risk to yourself and others.
Go Fish Idaho!
For anglers, Idaho is truly a land of opportunity and variety. From fish identification, gear, and fishing tips to biology and management of key sportfish, this guide will help you plan your next fishing trip. Maps and information charts will help you find waters to match your fishing preferences
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Catch Memories
Fishing as a family can be easy and fun! Here are some close-to-home fishing locations that are regularly stocked. These waters provide easy access and are great place to introduce a new angler to fishing.
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Recreate Responsibly
Fish and Game is encouraging fishing in accordance with the Governor's Recreate Responsibly guidelines. “Fishing lends itself to social distancing,” Fish and Game Fisheries Bureau Chief Jim Fredericks said. “For most types of fishing, general etiquette says if you’re fishing within six feet of the next person, you’re way too close.” Check out this helpful website with guidelines and places you can go and places where you can't.
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Get your fishing license...on your smartphone
With spring fishing gearing up in many parts of the state, now is a great time to renew your fishing license. Fish and Game officials are encouraging people to buy licenses, tags and permits online. People can also buy licenses and tags by phone with a credit or debit card by calling (800) 554-8685. And, did you know that you can purchase and download a ready-to-use fishing license on your smartphone?
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