Southeast Region

Photo: A wild adult sturgeon is loaded into the transport sling in preparation for spawning.   

Photo: An adult White Sturgeon comes up from the depths of the Snake River during a population survey.   If you missed the Introduction (Part 1), you can read it here!  

Photo: Historical photo of Snake River White Sturgeon harvested, circa 1900.

The 2016 mourning dove, sandhill crane, and early Canada goose seasons open Thursday, September 1.

If you want a unique fishing trip off the beaten path - think about the area around Almo, Idaho.  If you like to fish small streams, South Hills tributaries like Almo Creek contain Yellowstone cutthroat.  If you have children and want to teach them how to fish - the pond at Castle Rocks State Park is a great location to catch stocked rainbow trout while viewing the scenic area.  You can also re

Our paving project is almost complete.  Well, almost complete enough you won't have to be inconvenienced by it when you are visiting the Southeast Regional Office.  The construction company will be completing the paving portion of the project Friday July 29, 2016.  This does mean there will be no access in to or out of the parking areas at the office after 10 am Friday.  It's a

Please excuse our dust...and the inconvenience you may experience when visiting the Southeast Region Office in Pocatello over the next two weeks.  Tuesday July 19 through August 2, 2016, the road leading into the regional office, as well as the main parking for the office, is under construction.  This will cause limited access throughout those days.