Second Fork Chief Eagle Eye Creek

Tributary of the Chief Eagle Eye Creek

  • Recommended Fishing Water

Second Fork Chief Eagle Eye Creek in Gem County is 11.5 miles in length.

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Facilities

Motor Restriction
No
Boat Ramp
No
Dock
No
Toilet
No
Campground
No
ADA Access
Yes

Recommended Game Fish

Species Observed in Surveys

Fish Stocking Records

Date Species Quantity General Size
1989/06/27 Rainbow Trout 540 Catchable (6+ inches)
1989/06/02 Rainbow Trout 320 Catchable (6+ inches)
1989/05/16 Rainbow Trout 300 Catchable (6+ inches)
1988/05/17 Rainbow Trout 600 Catchable (6+ inches)
1987/07/09 Rainbow Trout 630 Catchable (6+ inches)
1987/05/21 Rainbow Trout 630 Catchable (6+ inches)
1986/08/07 Rainbow Trout 796 Catchable (6+ inches)
1986/07/01 Rainbow Trout 608 Catchable (6+ inches)
1985/08/13 Rainbow Trout 647 Catchable (6+ inches)
1985/06/28 Rainbow Trout 630 Catchable (6+ inches)
1984/08/01 Rainbow Trout 600 Catchable (6+ inches)
1984/06/29 Rainbow Trout 608 Catchable (6+ inches)
1983/08/18 Rainbow Trout 605 Fingerling (3-6 inches)
1983/06/30 Rainbow Trout 600 Catchable (6+ inches)
1982/07/16 Rainbow Trout 1,280 Catchable (6+ inches)
1981/08/12 Rainbow Trout 440 Catchable (6+ inches)
1981/06/03 Rainbow Trout 263 Catchable (6+ inches)
1980/06/10 Rainbow Trout 1,116 Catchable (6+ inches)
1979/07/17 Rainbow Trout 675 Catchable (6+ inches)
1979/06/19 Rainbow Trout 520 Catchable (6+ inches)
1978/07/31 Rainbow Trout 1,000 Fingerling (3-6 inches)
1978/07/11 Rainbow Trout 1,144 Catchable (6+ inches)
1976/07/19 Rainbow Trout 1,190 Catchable (6+ inches)
1976/06/08 Rainbow Trout 1,758 Catchable (6+ inches)
1975/08/05 Rainbow Trout 1,755 Catchable (6+ inches)
1975/06/26 Rainbow Trout 1,260 Catchable (6+ inches)
1974/07/18 Rainbow Trout 2,500 Fingerling (3-6 inches)
1973/07/05 Rainbow Trout 2,000 Fingerling (3-6 inches)
1972/07/24 Rainbow Trout 1,640 Catchable (6+ inches)
1972/07/10 Rainbow Trout 1,650 Catchable (6+ inches)
1971/09/02 Rainbow Trout 1,600 Catchable (6+ inches)
1971/07/02 Rainbow Trout 1,750 Catchable (6+ inches)
1970/08/14 Rainbow Trout 1,900 Catchable (6+ inches)
1970/07/02 Rainbow Trout 1,440 Catchable (6+ inches)
1969/06/13 Rainbow Trout 1,350 Catchable (6+ inches)
1968/05/27 Rainbow Trout 1,140 Catchable (6+ inches)
Source: IDFG Fish Stocking Database.

Licenses and Tags

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Please note recent changes to waterbody names as a result of ORDER NO. 3404

Fishing Rules, 2025 - 2027

All Waters Open All Year

Except as modified in Special Rules
Fishing is not allowed within the posted upstream and downstream boundary of any fish weir or trap.

Daily Bag Limits

The following daily bag limits apply to all waters within each region except as modified in the Special Rules. The possession limit is 3-times the daily bag limit.

Special Rules

Chief Eagle Eye Creek and tributaries
  • Trout limit is 2
Southwest Region Bag Limits
Bass (Largemouth and Smallmouth)

  • Bass limit is 6, both species combined
  • None under 12 inches

Brook Trout

  • Brook Trout limit is 25
  • Harvest allowed during any open season unless otherwise noted under Special Rules - if gear or bait restrictions are listed, they apply when fishing for Brook Trout

Bull Trout

  • Bull Trout - catch-and-release

Kokanee

  • Kokanee limit is 6

Salmon (ocean-run)

  • Spring and summer Chinook Salmon seasons and limits are set by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission and issued in separate brochures
  • Seasons and limits for fall Chinook Salmon and Coho Salmon can be found here
  • Sockeye Salmon fishing is illegal. Defined as ocean-run Oncorhynchus nerka longer than 14 inches in the Snake River drainage below Hells Canyon Dam, the Salmon River drainage (excluding above Mosquito Flat Dam)
  • Fishing for salmon is prohibited unless a salmon season is specifically opened for that water

Steelhead (ocean-run)

  • Defined as Rainbow Trout longer than 20 inches in the Salmon River drainage (excluding lakes and reservoirs). Between Hells Canyon Dam and Oxbow Dam and the Boise River from its mouth upstream to Barber Dam during steelhead seasons, steelhead are Rainbow Trout over 20 inches with the adipose fin clipped (as evidenced by a healed scar)
  • Fishing for steelhead is prohibited unless a steelhead season is specifically opened for that water. See fishing regulations for details

Sturgeon

  • Sturgeon - catch-and-release
  • Sturgeon must not be removed from the water and must be released upon landing
  • Barbless hooks, sliding swivel device to secure a weight, and a lighter test line to secure weight to sliding swivel device are required. See fishing regulations for details

Tiger Muskie

  • Tiger Muskie limit is 2, none under 40 inches

Trout includes Brown Trout, Lake Trout, Golden Trout, Arctic Grayling, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, land-locked Chinook and Coho Salmon, trout hybrids (e.g. Tiger Trout)

  • Trout limit is 6, all species combined
  • Chinook Salmon and steelhead placed in ponds are counted in the trout bag limit
  • Bull Trout and Brook Trout are listed separately

Walleye (Stocked illegally in this Region. May be harmful to existing fisheries.)

  • No bag, length, or possession limits. Harvest is encouraged

Whitefish

  • Whitefish limit is 25
  • Harvest allowed during any open season unless otherwise noted under Special Rules - if gear or bait restrictions are listed, they apply when fishing for whitefish

Protected Nongame Fish includes Pacific Lamprey

  • May not be harvested or possessed

All Other Fish Species includes bullfrogs and crayfish

  • No bag, length, or possession limits
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