Good Fishing spots?

[fish_life]

Anybody know of any good fishing spots around the mountain home area? I know about cj strike, loveridge bridge, crane falls, cove arm, and etc, but i dont have a boat so i have to bank fish so i was wondering if anybody knew of a good spot like that

[FiShsMelON]

I don't know of any in the direct vicinity but I know Hagerman is a great place to go.....
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[fish_life]

where at in hagerman specifically? are you talking about oster lakes?
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[FiShsMelON]

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=hagerman+i...e&resnum=1

its 50 miles or so from mt home

not sure about oster lakes? I have fished the dam lots o lunkers there and the ponds around town. Fishing is good there....
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[fish_life]

what dam are you talking about? might have to check that out!
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[Tatohead]

The state is reporting that Little Camas is going to go dry this Summer, and they've lifted all fishing restrictions. That's only what? 30 - 40 minutes from Mountain Home?

Of course there's always the South Fork, Anderson, and my favorites, the Trinity Lakes area. Not terribly close, at about 2 hours, but the drive is worth it. Don't forget to view the spawning Kokanee in Trinity Creek (later August - September).
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[fish_life]

never fished trinity lakes.... dont you have to hike to get to em? and i thought little camas didnt have fish in it anymore?
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[Tatohead]

There are 4 lakes that you can drive to. Big Roaring, Little Roaring, Little Trinity, and Big Trinity. There are about 11 more hike-to lakes within a 5 mile radius.

The road from Featherville is good; I've taken our minivan up there many times. For someone in Boise like me, it's much shorter to drive through the town of Prairie to get there. That road intersects the Fall Creek road above Anderson Ranch and is very rough. You'll need a high-clearance vehicle.

Good luck!
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