Wanna catch a GIANT SMALLMOUTH? Possibly one of the Largest Smallmouth in the Nation?

We are currently booking for June Smallie action! We have some openings the entire month of June!

In late March and April we have openings for some great trout and Kokanee catching! Last season on Easter Sunday is when we landed that behemoth Rainbow that went 12lbs! In late March is when we catch Kokanee at the surface. Kind of neat! No need for lots of weights or a bunch of flashers. You can actually watch them come to the surface and grab your bait just behind the boat!

2011 Pricing!

Bass:  $140.00 per angler (3 angler minimum)

Trout & Kokanee: $125.00 per angler ( 3 angler minimum)

Come experience the least used body of water Idaho has to offer!

Here is a sample of what you can find here!

Dan Steigers of Juliaetta caught a 9.72 pound Smallmouth Bass in Idaho's Dworshak Reservoir on October 28. This fish is the new Idaho State Record. Steigers also held the previous Idaho state record Smallmouth at 8.31 pounds, caught in Dworshak Reservoir on October 14, 1995.

The best part about this giant lake is all the different species of fish the lake has to offer! From Smallmouth Bass to Rainbows, to Crappie, to catfish, perch, Kokanee salmon. It is endless!

Dworshak reservoir is easily the least used body of water in the state. With it's 54 mile length and 110 mini-camps, it's potential is endless. There are bountiful opportunities for any angler! it is best known for its Kokanee salmon and Smallmouth bass. Currently it holds the state record for the largest smallie, a whopping 9lbs-10ozs! With close to 250 miles of shoreline, you can easily get away from everybody. You can even find a spot to water-ski on the 4th of July and not hardly cross another wake!

• Trout:  Can be fished for all 12 months! Some are pretty impressive.

• Kokanee salmon:  A very favorite fishery for all the locals! Fishes really well March thru June. Perfect for Kids!

• Smallmouth Bass: Truly one of the best smallie fisheries the state has to offer! Starts in March and runs well into the fall or early winter!

• Crappie:   Not many yet, but when you find them, they are huge!