South Fork of the Snake River
Big water, big trout, big memories
The South Fork of the Snake River is one of Idaho's crown jewels — a world-renowned fishery that runs 60 miles through dramatic canyon country between Palisades Dam and the confluence near Menan. The opportunity for massive cutthroat and brown trout, prolific hatches, and stunning scenery make this a bucket-list destination.
A drift boat is the definitive way to fish the South Fork. The river's size and character were made for floating — covering miles of prime water, pulling up to the bank on a gravel bar for lunch, and working every seam and eddy along the way.
Whether you're chasing the salmon fly hatch, the legendary Pale Morning Dun hatch in July, throwing streamers in the fall, or just looking for an epic float through breath taking "Canyon Section", the South Fork delivers every time. Single day floats are very popular, but multi day floats offer even deeper Idaho fishing experience.
From the water
South Fork of the Snake River
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Why not join us on the river for an unforgettable experience?
$189/day · 20% off rentals of 5 days or more · 7 drift boats and 3 rafts available.