Video: Steelhead Habitat Restoration in the Potlatch River- Part 1

Over the next month, we will be releasing a 4-part video series that highlights the key aspects of this important habitat work.

Fish and Game completes fish surveys following quagga mussel treatment

Quagga mussels, an invasive species capable of causing harm to waterways, fish populations and fisheries, were found in the Snake River near Twin Falls by the Idaho Department of Agriculture in September 2023. Immediately afterwards, Idaho Fish and Game assisted the Department of Agriculture in their evaluation of potential treatments to eliminate the mussels, and Idaho Fish and Game quantified the fish populations found in the six-mile stretch of river where the mussels were found, and where the treatment would occur.

Raise the Steaks: 5 tips and styles for processing your deer and elk meat a new way

If you’re as devout a steak snob as Ron Swanson then this article probably ain’t for you. It’s hard to beat a well-prepped, perfectly cooked steak – especially after all the time and effort you spent hauling it out of the mountains. But other methods of preparation can be just as satisfying. All it takes is a little bit of work and some kitchen ingenuity.

10 ways to get the most from your hunting and fishing licenses (and a bonus)

Many savvy outdoors people know there’s still plenty of things to hunt and fish for during December and throughout winter. And don't forget that 2024 hunting, fishing and trapping licenses are now on sale.

'Why can nonresidents buy tags on Dec. 1?' That question and more answered.

Hunters have asked Fish and Game staff a number of questions about the nonresident tag sale, including residents asking about the timing of the sale.

Here’s a quick explanation:

Hunters using e-bikes are reminded to be aware of motor vehicle use restrictions on public lands

No matter how you slice it, e-bikes are motorized vehicles in Idaho – whether you’re talking about lands that Idaho Fish and Game manages or provides access to, or federal lands managed by the Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management. It is a hunter’s responsibility to know and abide by vehicle use restrictions on public lands, including policy set by the land management agency, or restrictions that have been put in place by Fish and Game that relate specifically to hunting.

Anglers are reminded to turn in Lake Pend Oreille fishing logbooks by Dec. 10 for a chance to win prizes and swag

The time periods for filling out Lake Pend Oreille Angler Science program fishing logbooks has ended, so make sure to turn in your completed logbook by Dec. 10 for your chance to win some great prizes!

Upper Salmon River Steelhead Update - 11/28/2023