All along the Snake By Gary Oberbillig As a youngster in the 1940s I spent a lot of time in Glenns Ferry, where we often saw coyotes in the less-populated areas along the Snake River. If I saw
On a Perfect Day By Jay Nelson Photos courtesy of Jay Nelson I daydream of sitting on the beach of an island in the Snake River in southern Idaho. I rest against my little two-man raft as the
Too Much Fishing By Rachel Moore Thoughts of 2020 bring up the pandemic, masks, and the world in chaos but for our family, that year also provided something quite different. My partner Michael and I followed the rules
Bass Fishing in Idaho By Gary Oberbillig Grandfather Simpson always told me, “Fish where the fast water meets the slow,” which is a pretty good description of a current seam in a river that funnels all manner of
On the Road to All Things Good Story and Photos by Amy Story At a Toastmaster’s meeting in Nampa back in 2012, I met Mary Novotny, a delightful speaker who took an interest in me.“Let’s sit in the
Spring and Summer on the Water By David E. Metcalf I was about ten when I first went fly fishing. We traveled from our house, which was a short distance from the Snake River near Homedale, to the
In the Most Beautiful Place By Brody Barrus Every bend of the South Fork of the Snake River as it slithers and cuts through eastern Idaho bleeds beauty. Tall luscious cottonwoods tower over the river, providing a home
The South Fork of the Snake River has a huge hatch of fisherman in the summer, but when winter grabs an icy hold on the place, the river is left to the wild. Continue reading
