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The Norfork River, Arkansas
This is a beautiful river in the Osark Mountains in northern Arkansas. There are some huge trout here and a well maintained 2 mile "Catch & Release" are exclusively for fly fishers.

The Big Horn River, Montana
This is a beautiful river on the Crow Indian Reservation in Fort Smith, MT. The trout are HUGE and include rainbow and both German & Lockhaven browns. The local guides encourage "Catch & Release" fishing only here.

Kootenai Valley Inflatables
Kootenai Valley Inflatables (KVI) has the perfect inflatable drift boat for you. These boats extend your season by weeks and are considerable easier to maneuver than Hyde or McKenzie drift boats.

Idaho Fly Fisher Association Members
For a current list of our members click here. Full names, (handles or nicknames), towns, favorite water(s) email addresses and best phone contacts are listed here. PS-We also fish in Washington, Montana, Oregon, Wyoming, Utah and British Columbia as well.

The Rivers of Idaho (& the Northwest)
"Check out our rivers. Once you have had to opportunity to fish here, you will definitely want to come back again and again". The Idaho Angler.

Clark Fork River, Montana/Idaho
This is the largest river by water volume in Montana. It is ever larger than the mighty Missouri. It flows through beautiful western Montana from above Anaconda, MT and empties into Lake Pend Oreille, ID which eventually empties into the Columbia River. For my tastes, the middle portion has the best fishing.

Fly Fishing Links-Save Time-Check 'em out!
These are links I have found over the years which I frequently go to for information about my next fly fishing adventure. They really can help you with your trip planning. (Specific advertisers are not necessarily endorsed by the IDFFA).

Big Wood River, Idaho
The Big Wood's headwaters are found just west of Galena Peak which is over 11,000 feet high. From its source in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, the Big Wood River flows 60 miles due south. Rainbows are caught in all sizes varying from 10 to 20 inches and it’s not uncommon to hook 15 to 20 trout on a good hatch day.