Boise Valley Fly Fishers upcoming events

Save The Dates! 2026 On The Water With BVFF Outings (23 Nov 2025)

Sun, 23 Nov 2025 07:00:00 GMT

On The Water With BVFF

SAVE THE DATES!

The Outings' committee has planned an outing for most of the months of 2026 and invites BVFF members and your guests to join us On The Water With BVFF. Please take a look at what is planned and mark your calendar for the one(s) that interest you.

Thank you to all of our volunteer Outing coordinators! Your pre-outing planning and efforts to gather information about the outing fishery are greatly appreciated.

Several outings still need someone to volunteer as the host. You will see these as "Host Needed". Please consider stepping into this role and know that there isn't a significant amount of work to coordinate and pre-plan an outing. The key to success is to provide clear and timely communication with those who register to attend.

Please send an email to mailto:Outings@bvff.com and let Mark Aldridge know the outing you can host. Thank you!

February

Virtual Whitefish Derby

2/1 - 2/28

Brian Martin

Anywhere in Idaho

March

In-person Whitefish Derby

3/7

Brian Martin

SF Boise - Village Boat Launch

April

Duck Valley

4/23 - 4/26

Ron Kaye

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED DUE TO NO ADDITIONAL CAMPSITES OR LODGING AVIALABLE.

Duck Valley, Mountain View Reservoir Campground

May

Bruneau Sand Dunes/CJ Strike Reservoir

5/14 - 5/17

Bruneau State Park Campground

Host David Long

June

North Fork of the Boise River (and Middle Fork)

6/18 - 6/21

Michael Wiedenfeld & Mark Gardner

Idaho City

July

Teton River

7/16 - 7/19

Greg Hitchcock

Driggs/Victor

August

Copper Basin High Mountain Lakes - Pack-in

8/20 - 8/23

Dr. Steven Key & Greg Hawkins

McKay

September

McCall/Cascade High Mountain Lakes

9/17 - 9/20

Dennis Moore

McCall

October #1

Return to Duck Valley

10/15 - 10/18

Jim Hedges

Duck Valley, Mountain View Reservoir Campground

October #2

Clearwater/Grande Ronde Steelhead

10/21 - 10/25

Host Mark Aldridge & Steelhead Guru Troy Pearse

Hells Gate Campground, Lewiston - Campgrounds near Whitebird

April Member Meeting (09 Apr 2026)

Fri, 10 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMT

General Membership Meeting

April 2026

Registration Available to BVFF Members and Their Guests

SPECIAL NOTE:

This meeting is in-person ONLY
Please register your planned attendance
Elks Lodge in-person attendance is limited because of space
If you are feeling ill, please do not attend

** Please bring a guest or two and introduce them to BVFF **

AGENDA:

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We Hope That You Get Out and Go Fishing in 2026

#LeaveItBetter #Keep'EmWet #KeepItWild #FillTheNet

TU SF Boise Watershed Planting 2:2 (11 Apr 2026)

Sat, 11 Apr 2026 15:30:00 GMT

BVFF is supporting the South Fork Watershed group which is doing a willow planting near Danskin Bridge on the SF Boise River on Saturday, April 11th.

Trout Unlimited is coordinating the event. Please sign up at their online event HERE:

Details

Volunteers will be joining forces with the Boise National Forest on Saturday April 11, 2026 to plant willow and cottonwood cuttings in an effort to stabilize the riparian and mitigate sedimentation within the South Fork Boise River. Summer storms in 2025 have reinitiated sediment from the hills that is poised for delivery to the SF Boise and action is needed to help stabilize the ground.

Planting of willow and cottonwood cuttings will be labor intensive and completed with re-bar and mallets/hammers. This work involves moderate to high physical exertion in uneven, unstable terrain within a semi-remote area of the Mountain Home Ranger District. The Forest Service will provide hearing protection for all participants and some tools (limited amount of re-bar and toppers, and hammers/mallets); however, Trout Unlimited volunteers will need to provide personal proper protective equipment (e.g., gloves, eye protection, boots, sunscreen, hats, etc.). Trout Unlimited will also provide re-bar, pruners, mallets, and other equipment; participants may bring personal equipment/tools (e.g., hammer). Participants are responsible for lunch and water.

Volunteers will be meet at 9:30 at the Danskin boat ramp parking area and planting for approximately 5 hours. Volunteers will be utilizing personal vehicles to access the site. Car pool opportunities from the Albertson's on Federal Way is available for Treasure Valley residents. Email us if interested in ride sharing.

For more information about the South Fork Watershed Group, see their website.

OWYHEE RIVER SPRING CLEANUP (11 Apr 2026)

Sat, 11 Apr 2026 16:00:00 GMT

B.R.G. OWYHEE RIVER SPRING CLEANUP

WHAT: BVFF is helping BRG clean up the Owyhee River. We will be focused on the area where the club recently did a gravel augmentation.

WHEN: Saturday April 11, 10am. Rain or shine.

WHERE: Meet at the Watchable Wildlife area, which is just downstream of Snively Hot Springs. (See map below)

BRING: Consider bringing your waders to make it easier to get trash out of the water. BVFF will bring trash pickers, trash bags and disposable gloves

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (14 Apr 2026)

Tue, 14 Apr 2026 15:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

The BVFF Graylings meet on the Tuesday following the scheduled club outing for coffee and a lively (mostly) discussion of fishing, fishing stories, the recent club outing, current events, and to plan fishing trips outside the scheduled club outings.

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.

April Outing: Duck Valley, Mt View Reservoir 2026 (23 Apr 2026)

Thu, 23 Apr 2026 06:00:00 GMT

Welcome to the Duck Valley Outing

April 23 - 26, 2026

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED DUE TO NO ADDITIONAL CAMPSITES OR LODGING AVIALABLE.

This stillwater fishery is known for some fantastic Spring fishing at a time when many local rivers are too high to safely wade and others are closed to fishing. Come on out to try your hand at catching some of the largest rainbow trout southwest Idaho has to offer.

There are three lakes open to fishing in Duck Valley. Mountain View and Sheep Creek Reservoirs allow gas powered motors. Lake Billy Shaw is fly fishing only and boat motors are restricted to electrical only.

You must have a Duck Valley tribal fishing permit to fish this event. A daily fishing permit (Ages 14+) is $25. An annual single-rod fishing permit is $150, which also allows you to disperse camp on the reservation for no additional charge, for the duration of the permit. Permits may be available at some local fly shops and at ACE Hardware in Duck Valley. The link below will provide access to the Shoshone-Paiute Tribal Website for fishing and camping permits:

https://spt.permits.tribaltrails.ai/

5 and 6 weight fly rods are typically used at this fishery with floating, intermediate and sinking lines. Fishing reports from previous outings indicate #6 and 8 weighted black, brown or olive leeches fished deep and a #14 root beer and wine-colored chironomids with a fine silver wire rib, fished on or near the bottom, can be productive.

Temperatures in the morning typically range from the mid 30s to 40s, with afternoon temps in the low 50s to the high 60s. Be prepared for rain, snow, and lots of WIND!

Camping with hook-ups is available at both Mountain View and Sheep Creek Reservoirs. Dispersed camping is available at all three bodies of water. The BVFF outing host will camp at Mountain View Campground. Look for the BVFF feather flags. Reservations can be made on the tribal website or by calling 208-759-3246 and asking for June or Annmarie.

Directions from Boise: Take I-84 East to Mountain Home, then take Idaho 51 Hwy to Duck Valley. Driving time is approximately 2+45. There is gasoline and diesel fuel available in Duck Valley.

On Friday April 24th at 7:30 PM let's all meet at the campsite # 7 with the BVFF flags for pie, campfire and fish talk. Bring a chair and stories about the one that got away.

If you decide to join us On-The-Water With BVFF, please register on this page.

Let's go fishing!

Outing host is Ron Kaye, 805-705-8785, ronkaye@gmail.com

Tight Lines,

Your Outings Committee

Liability Waiver

By registering, I affirm that I am voluntarily participating in the following event:

NAME: Duck Valley - Mountain View Reservoir Outing - 2026

DATES: April 23 - 26, 2026

and I further acknowledge that I know and understand the inherent risks. I assume full responsibility for any and all sickness, injuries, or damages that may occur to me as a result of participating in the named event. By registering, I acknowledge that BVFF is not responsible for any illness or injury associated with my participation in the named event. And I further acknowledge that any photos taken during the event may be used by the organization.

May Outing: Bruneau Dunes SP / CJ Strike Res (14 May 2026)

Thu, 14 May 2026 06:00:00 GMT

Bruneau Dunes Outing 2026

May 14^th (Thursday) to May 17^th (Sunday)

Outing Type:	Day Trip or Camp at State Park Reservations are required for the State Park for RV’s and Tents. There is no group camping. :http://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/
Fish Species:	Popper Slam Small Mouth Bass Panfish Trout
Boat/Float Tube Access	Good float tube and boat access at Cove Arm and Crane Falls Reservoirs as wells as CJ Strike Reservoir
Wading:	Limited
Distance from Boise:	70 miles. Interstate 84 to Highway 51 then on State 78 to the State Park.
Other:	There is a $10.00 fee unless you have a Idaho Parks Pass or RV reservations.
BVFF Host:	David Long, 818-321-5786, david.b.long281@gmail.com or Outings@bvff.com
Questions:	First contact the host. If no response, contact Outings@bvff.com

Liability Waiver

By registering, I affirm that I am voluntarily participating in the following event:

NAME: Bruneau Dunes Outing 2026

DATES: May 14-17, 2024

NOTE:

This park is popular in the spring. You should make reservations for a campsite ASAP if you intend to go. (There is no longer a group campsite).

Please Register!

This event is a BVFF sponsored event.

This is a great family time and angling event with large Bluegill and Bass fishing. Beside the pond at the sand dunes there is excellent fishing at the Snake River, Cove Arm, Crane Falls, Bruneau River and CJ Strike Reservoir. Bring your float tube or pontoon boat. In the past Pico Spiders, Pico Blanco’s (aka Blanco Pico), white spiders, small bass plugs, mouse patterns, and Stayner Ducktails have been productive, but check with the local fly shops for recommendation.

Links to Idaho Fish and Wildlife Fish Planner:

Cove Arm:

https://idfg.idaho.gov/ifwis/fishingplanner/water/1158636429700

Crane Falls:

https://idfg.idaho.gov/ifwis/fishingplanner/water/1158428429656

CJ Strike:

https://idfg.idaho.gov/ifwis/fishingplanner/water/1158134429738

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (19 May 2026)

Tue, 19 May 2026 15:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (16 Jun 2026)

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 15:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.

June Outing: Boise River North and Middle Forks (18 Jun 2026)

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 06:00:00 GMT

Boise River - North and Middle Forks Outing June 2026

Thursday, June 18 thru Sunday, June 21

This is a new outing for BVFF.

The North and Middle Forks are freestone portions of the Boise River and there is much solitude to be had on this outing.

The Fish:

Redband, bull trout and whitefish are prized native sport-fishes and may be caught readily. In addition, nonnative brook and cutthroat trout may be caught at times says the Idaho Fish Planner. Also, nearly 10,000 rainbow trout (Triploid) were stocked in the North Fork in 2025 and nearly 5,000 were stocked in the Middle Fork in 2025.

The Travel:

Access to the North Fork is off of Idaho Hwy 21 and Granite Creek Road, then crossing Rabbit Creek Summit, the road becomes Rabbit Creek Road, which becomes NF Boise River Road, which brings us to the Barber Flat area. Barber Flat Cabin is available to rent on Recreation.gov after January 1, 2026. The driving time to the Barber Flat area is approximately 2 3/4 hours from Boise. There is ample camping throughout the Boise National Forrest. You should bring everything you might need, to include fuel, as services are very limited.

The Equipment and Flies (Check with Boise fly shops for fly recommendations):

5 and 6 weight fly rods are appropriate for these waters with floating lines.

Nymphing patterns: Pheasant Tails, Prince Nymph, Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear, Copper John's, Kaufman Stoneflies, Golden Stones and Zebra Midges

Dry fly patterns: PMD, BWO, Adams, Caddis, Ants and Beetles

Never leave home without: Wooly Buggers and Hoppers

If you decide to join us On The Water With BVFF, register on this page.

HOSTS: Michael Wiedenfeld, mikewiedenfeld@gmail.com, 208-922-5167 & Mark Gardner, mbg3262@comcast.net, 509-230-6993

Tight Lines,

Your Outings Committee

Liability Waiver

By registering, I affirm that I am voluntarily participating in the following event:

NAME: Boise River - North and Middle Forks 2026 Outing

DATES: June 18 - 21, 2024

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (14 Jul 2026)

Tue, 14 Jul 2026 15:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.

Teton River Outing - 2026 (16 Jul 2026)

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Teton River Outing July 16 through July 19, 2026

This is a new outing for BVFF.

The Teton River is a 64-mile-long tributary of the Henry’s Fork of the Snake River in

Southeastern Idaho. The river promotes excellent fly-fishing opportunities for all skill level fly

fishers.

There also numerous other river systems within a two hour drive of Victor, ID (where the host

will be), including the Henry’s Fork of the Snake River, South Fork of the Snake River South of

Palisades Reservoir, the Gros Ventre in Wyoming, and several Spring creeks.

The fish:

Cutthroat, Rainbow, Cut-bow, Brook, Bull Trout, and Whitefish are present in the Teton River. In

2025 Idaho Fish and Game stocked 5,000 Rainbow Trout triploid trout in the Teton River.

The Travel:

HQ for this outing will be in the City of Victor, Idaho. Driving time from Boise is approximately 5

3/4 hours.

Equipment and fly recommendations:

All of the fly shops in the Boise area as well as Three Rivers Ranch in Driggs, World Cast

Anglers in Victor and West Bank Anglers in Jackson, Wyoming can assist in fly selection. That

said, nymphing patterns such as Pheasant Tails, Prince Nymphs, Gold Ribbed Hares Ears,

Copper John’s, Kaufman Stoneflies, Golden Stones, Zebra Midges and Jedi Master’s can all

work well. I would also consider bringing a wide selection of perdigons to include Spanish

Bullets, Blowtorch’s, Duracell’s, Fire Starters, etc.

Dry fly patterns would include PMD’s, BWO’s, Adam’s, a variety of Caddis patterns, Ants,

Beetles, Hoppers and Wolly Buggers.

Regarding rod selection; 2, 3, and 4wt 10’-10’+ tight line/Euro rods will work well for those that

wish to tight line. Otherwise 4wt, 5wt, and 6wt fly rods with floating lines are appropriate for all

of these waters.

If you decide to join us on the water at this outing with BVFF, please register on this page.

Note: For those that wish to have a guided fishing adventure, guide services for both

float trips and walk/wade are filling up now for July. It is recommended that you reach

out to any of the above outfitters to book your guided trip asap!

Outing host: Greg Hitchcock

Tight lines,

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NAME: Teton River Outing

DATES: July 16 - 19, 2026

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (18 Aug 2026)

Tue, 18 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.

Copper Basin High Mountain Lakes - Pack-in (20 Aug 2026)

Thu, 20 Aug 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Copper Basin Outing August 20 – 23, 2026

This is a new outing for BVFF.

Fishing the Copper Basin offers a remote scenic wilderness experience with plentiful trout in tributaries of the Big Lost River accessible via rough Forest Service roads near Mackay or Ketchum.

North Fork of the Big Lost River:

https://youtu.be/xNwMIxxRWtQ?si=FHH1vSQESGk_mnIE

Main Big Lost River (off of Trail Creek Road between Mackay and Sun Valley):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z4Xhi2tJ7o

High-altitude lakes can provide solitude and good fishing after “paying your dues”. See below:

Lake Creek Trailhead Lakes (Round, Rough, Big, Golden and Long Lakes) are round trip hikes from FS Road 138:

https://youtu.be/qDioPGPhf-0?si=-o5h3hlhDx4IZWLN

Iron Bog Lake is an initially step 3.8-mile round trip (estimated hiking time 2.5-3 hours) with 1,178 elevation gain from FS Road 137:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caAMKYVtpZ0

Kane Lake is a moderate hike of 7.2-mile round trip (estimated hiking time 4.5 hours) with 1,699 feet elevation gain:

https://youtu.be/DqpR_raaSdI?si=LZj36fvgalQkPrN8

NOTE: See all Trails or maps for trail lengths and descriptions.

The Fish:

Cutthroat, Rainbows, Brookies, and Whitefish

The Travel:

Copper Basin HQ for this outing is To Be Determined. Driving time from Boise is approximately 4 1/2 hours.

The Equipment and Flies: (Check with Ketchum fly shops for fly recommendations):

5 and 6 weight fly rods are appropriate for these waters with floating lines.

Nymphing patterns: Pheasant Tails, Prince Nymph, Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear, Copper John's, Kaufman Stoneflies, Golden Stones and Zebra Midges

Dry fly patterns: PMD, BWO, Adams, Caddis, Ants and Beetles

Never leave home without: Wooly Buggers and Hoppers

If you decide to join us On The Water With BVFF, register on this page.

Outing hosts: Steven Key and Greg Hawkins

Tight Lines,

Your Outings Committee

Liability Waiver

By registering, I affirm that I am voluntarily participating in the following event:

NAME: Copper Basin Outing

DATES: August 20-23, 2026

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (15 Sep 2026)

Tue, 15 Sep 2026 15:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.

September 2026 Outing - McCall/Cascade Fisheries (17 Sep 2026)

Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

September 22 - 25, 2026 McCall/Cascade Area

Welcome to McCall in the Fall - Sponsored by BVFF

This is the outline of our September McCall outing. Come when you can and learn about the fishing in this mountain area. Hopefully the weather will cool and the skies beautiful!

As you register for the outing, we will provide more details on the exact locations, times and conditions. We will be using email as the primary means of communication, however, I would like to publish a list of members attending that includes mobile phone numbers. This will facilitate the formation of groups for fishing. We encourage fishing in small groups.

Lodging:

Now is the time to confirm your lodging plans. There are numerous hotels, rentals and campsites available in the area. One RV/Camping area is Ponderosa State Park - make reservations at getoutside.idaho.gov. I plan on tent camping (free primitive camping) at Boulder Meadow Reservoir. ID 55 to Elo Road(one mile south of McCall). Elo Rd east for 3 miles to Boulder Lake Rd. Boulder Lake Rd for 4 miles to the reservoir.

What about fishing?

McCall Angler/Drift West fly shop at 616 N 3rd St#115 McCall ID. https://themccallangler.com/ . I recommend you all visit this shop to learn about local fishing spots along with purchasing flies and equipment. I have experienced my best fishing results (when fishing a new and unfamiliar area) when I visit a local fly shop purchase a map and flies, and ask where I should go to catch.

I plan on fishing Louie Lake (“trophy” lake) for Cutthroat, Shaw Twin Lakes for Grayling, and Boulder Lake (Rainbow and Cutthroat). These lakes are located in the general area I will be camping. They each require a moderate hike to access. I will be carrying a packable float tube although shore fishing is good for these waters. For those who want to drive to a fishing spot, I recommend Brundage Reservoir and Goose Lake, although water levels might be low in September. For beginners, I recommend Browns Pond and Scout Pond which are both stocked. You should be able to find all of these waters using Google maps. There are 100’s of waters to fish near Long Valley.

Meetups:

Thursday Sept 17 from 5-7pm Salmon River Brewery. Excellent menu for food and beverages (Happy Hour from 5-6pm) Meet at the patio or on the rooftop deck. 411 Railroad Ave. McCall, ID 83638

Friday Sept 18 from 6-8pm. Rotary Park. Bring your own food, beverage, and chair. 335 W Lake St, McCall, ID.

Saturday Sept 19 from 5-7pm Mile High Marina Grill and Bar. Great food and beverages on the water at Payette Lake. 1300 E Lake St McCall, ID

Again, updates and information will be forwarded to those who register.

See you on the water in McCall with BVFF!

Dennis Moore for the Outings Team

858-243-8779

rd1.moore@gmail.com

Best Regards,

boisevalleyflyfishers.wildapricot.org

Liability Waiver

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NAME: McCall/Cascade Outing - 2025

DATES: September 17 - 20, 2025

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (13 Oct 2026)

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.

Return to Duck Valley - October 2026 (15 Oct 2026)

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Return to Duck Valley - October 2026

October 15 - 18, 2026

This stillwater fishery is known for some fantastic Fall fishing. Come on out to try your hand at catching some of the largest rainbow trout southwest Idaho has to offer.

https://spt.permits.tribaltrails.ai/

Temperatures in the morning typically range from the mid 30s to 40s, with afternoon temps in the low 50s to the high 60s. Be prepared for rain, snow, and lots of WIND!

Directions from Boise: Take I-84 East to Mountain Home, then take Idaho 51 Hwy to Duck Valley. Driving time is approximately 2+45. There is gasoline and diesel fuel available in Duck Valley.

If you decide to join us On-The-Water With BVFF, please register on this page.

Let's go fishing!

Outing host is Jim Hedges, 208-861-6582, jimhedges8@gmail.com

Tight Lines,

Your Outings Committee

Liability Waiver

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NAME: Return to Duck Valley - October 2026

DATES: October 15 - 18, 2026

Grande Ronde/Clearwater/Salmon River Steelhead (21 Oct 2026)

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Steelhead Fishing - Grande Ronde/Clearwater/Salmon Rivers

Date: October 21 - 25, 2026

If you're a steelhead fishing veteran or a newbie, the Grande Ronde/Clearwater/Salmon Rivers can provide some terrific fall fishing. We may stay at the following locations depending on the migrating fish location:

Boggans Oasis, 509-256-3372, Anatone WA

https://www.boggans-oasis.com/overnight-accommodations

Hells Gate State Park 208-799-5015, Lewiston ID

https://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/state-park/hells-gate-state-park/

Swiftwater RV Park, Office 208.849.1110, Text or Call: 208.860.1966, Whitebird ID

https://swiftwaterrv.com/

BLM Hammer Creek Site, Whitebird ID

https://www.blm.gov/visit/hammer-creek-recreation-site

River View Cabins, 831-737-7890, Whitebird, ID

https://riverviewcabinsidaho.com/

Salmon Rivers Resort, 208-839-9990, Whitebird ID

https://www.salmonriverresortidaho.com/

Anticipate fall weather in Oregon/Idaho that can range from sunny and 80F to blizzards and below freezing temps (just wait 15 minutes and it will change). Bring clothing to meet the weather demands.

There are many good steelhead guide services on the Clearwater and Snake rivers. Below are two guide service companies that club members have used in the past and a link to Clearwater River access points:

Clearwater Steelhead Syndicate https://www.clearwatersyndicate.com/

Clearwater River Company https://clearwaterrivercompany.com/clearwater-trips

https://www.blm.gov/sites/default/files/documents/files/idaho_clearwaterriver_guide-and-maps_0.pdf

We are working to arrange a spey casting clinic either before the outing in Boise or up on the Grande Ronde/Clearwater/Salmon Rivers. Let us know if you're interested. More details to come.

The drive from Boise to Lewiston is about 5 hours.

In addition to an Oregon and/or Idaho fishing license, you will need a steelhead permit/card.

Host Mark Aldridge, 208-817-3309 & Steelhead Guru Troy Pearse 208-870-1025

If you decide to join us On The Water With BVFF, register on this page.

Tight Lines,

Your Outings Committee

Liability Waiver

By registering, I affirm that I am voluntarily participating in the following event:

NAME: Grande Ronde/Clearwater River Steelhead Outing Fall 2026

DATES: October 21 - 25, 2026

Graylings Coffee Klatsch (17 Nov 2026)

Tue, 17 Nov 2026 16:00:00 GMT

BVFF Monthly Graylings Coffee Klatsch

Graylings will meet at 9:00 AM at:

It is not required to register.