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Stunning mountain lake with excellent bass, pike, and kokanee fishing. One of the most scenic fisheries in the Northwest.
Idaho's largest and deepest lake. Home to trophy rainbow trout (Gerrard strain), world-class bass, and Kamloops trout.
Remote pristine lake with excellent mackinaw (lake trout) and kokanee. Less crowded than CDA or Pend Oreille.
Stunning mountain lake with excellent bass, pike, and kokanee fishing. One of the most scenic fisheries in the Northwest.
Idaho's largest and deepest lake. Home to trophy rainbow trout (Gerrard strain), world-class bass, and Kamloops trout.
Remote pristine lake with excellent mackinaw (lake trout) and kokanee. Less crowded than CDA or Pend Oreille.
Beautiful freestone river flowing into Lake CDA. Excellent cutthroat fishing in remote sections.
The North Fork provides excellent cutthroat fishing in a scenic mountain setting.
Popular lake near CDA with good bass and pike fishing. Easy access from Spokane area.
Lake Coeur d'Alene offers diverse fishing for pike, bass, and kokanee. Lake Pend Oreille has trophy rainbow trout and is Idaho's deepest lake. Priest Lake is excellent for mackinaw (lake trout). The St. Joe River provides pristine cutthroat fishing.
Lake Coeur d'Alene itself offers excellent fishing with easy access from the city docks. Hayden Lake is 10 minutes north. The Coeur d'Alene River (North Fork) is about 30 minutes east. The St. Joe River is about an hour south.
Lake Pend Oreille contains trophy rainbow trout (including Gerrard strain), Kamloops trout, kokanee salmon, largemouth and smallmouth bass, perch, and protected bull trout. The lake is famous for its large rainbow trout.
Yes, Priest Lake is excellent for fishing. It's particularly known for large mackinaw (lake trout) and kokanee salmon. The lake is more remote and less crowded than CDA or Pend Oreille, offering a true wilderness fishing experience.
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