fishing

Fishing is a patient person's game. That patience paid off for Fruitland angler Paul Newman (not that Paul Newman!) when he caught a state-record blue catfish that certainly has to be one of the most unusual catches in the state of Idaho's history. Which includes a lot of fishing! So, that's saying something!

It's no wonder people from all over are moving here. It only takes one visit and suddenly its love at first sight.

Think you have what it takes to get into the record books for the largest fish caught in Idaho? Let's take a look at a few of the top record-holders.

Check out the top fishing spots in Idaho and surrounding states. A crazy Idaho fishing law to know and see the biggest fish ever caught in Idaho.

Today is Free Fishing Day in Idaho. It's a day to celebrate fishing in our beautiful state and today no fishing license is required. Free Fishing Day is a great day to teach someone how to fish or to learn how to fish. Idaho Fish and Game personnel and volunteers set up multiple free events at local fishing waters across the state to teach interested newbies how to find the joys of fishing... Read

There are so many things to do in Idaho, and one of the more popular things to do is go fishing, and I’m assuming many of you might have fishing plans for this Memorial Day weekend. As you may know, fishing for white sturgeon has become...

There are so many things to do in Idaho, and one of the more popular things to do is go fishing. This has become increasingly more popular over the years, especially regarding fishing for white sturgeon, which are basically prehistoric critters at this point who can live to be more than 100 years old, over 300 pounds, and up to 10 feet long.

if you like to go fishing a lot, be careful because the way you do it may be hilariously illegal. And we’re going to tell you why!

Check out the top places in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Wyoming and Utah to go fishing. These were determined by consulting online rankings, recommendations from pros, and reviews from visitors.

If you are new to Idaho, you may also be new to the popular camping lifestyle that long-time Idahoans enjoy so much. Any time that I don't sleep in my own bed, I consider it camping. Even at a fancy hotel like The Grove, it's camping. The thought of pitching my own tent and sleeping in the great outdoors with lions, tigers, bears, and mosquitos is something that I really have to get used to... Rea