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Henry's Fork
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I'm not familiar too much with fishing Henry's Fork, but a friend of mine had some luck yesterday and I want to give it a shot. The regs say that from the "Del Rio Bridge upstream to the Vernon Bridge" I can keep 2 16" + trout. Where are these bridges? I live in IF so I'm not too familiar with the north fork. Also, any help with bait would be great.

Thanks.
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#2
There is a map that should help you on p39 of the regulations.
http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/fish...rSnake.pdf
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#3
I think the Del Rio Bridge is just north of St. Anthony . On the old hyway . To get to Vernon Bridge you turn west in Ashton between the forest service building and the A&W .
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#4
That doesn't tell me where the bridges are
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#5
Thank you Curt. That was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
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#6
[quote cpierce]
http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/fish...rSnake.pdf[/quote]

What do you mean? That map on pg 39 shows you exactly where the different bridges are.

On another note, I really love fishing the Henry's fork. If you fish above the hwy 20 bridge, there always seem to be nice browns and pretty cutts in that stretch.
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#7
Barry is correct on page 39 there is a very good map of that part of the river . Vernon Bridge is one bridge south of the one straight west of Ashton .
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#8
I think maybe the OP just assumed that the overview map on p35 is the only map and never looked at p39.
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#9
You are correct the map on 39 makes it easy to understand the boundrys . I have not fished above Chester Dam to Ashton Dam . I have fished around the Fun Farm a lot .
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#10
I did miss that page. Sorry 'bout that. Thanks for the help. Hoping to pull a couple in on Friday.
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#11
Love to hear how you do. Good luck!
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#12
We pulled in 2 small brookies. 10"ers at best. But you know the saying "a bad day fishing beats a good day working."
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#13
I think the fish in the picture is a Brown trout , not a brookie .
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#14
I'd never caught a brown before (being new to this area) so you're probably right.
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#15
[quote costanza.1980]That doesn't tell me where the bridges are[/quote] They go across the river.[Wink]
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