Drift Boat Fishing Trips near McCall, Idaho
Just a short drive from McCall, Idaho lies a quaint little river town that is full of fun, and fish! Come enjoy a day (or more!) on the water with us. Catch some fish, enjoy the scenery, and have an amazing time on one of Idaho’s most precious rivers
Why should I go fishing in Riggins? I'm already in McCall, and it's great!
An easy day trip to Riggins offers a different side of Idaho’s outdoor experience. McCall offers an amazing community and vibrant mountain town atmosphere, but just an hour south, Riggins sits in the heart of the Salmon River Canyon, surrounded by a completely different landscape with the amazing free flowing Salmon River running through it.
While McCall is perfect for a peaceful retreat, Riggins provides a more immersive river experience & culture. Our incredible scenery, is easily accessible and a “must-see” for those spending time in the area.
Whether you’re fishing for Steelhead in-between days skiing, spending a day under the sun Smallmouth Bass fishing, or searching for that big Chinook Salmon, Riggins offers a friendly small-town vibe with unmatched recreational opportunities. Just an hour south of McCall, it’s the perfect spot to experience a different side of Idaho’s outdoor culture.
How to get to Riggins - an easy & beautiful drive
Riggins, idaho
From McCall, drive north on Highway 55 for 12 miles. Once you reach New Meadows, turn right onto Highway 95. Follow Highway 95 for 30 miles through the scenic Meadows Valley at the headwaters of the Little Salmon River. Continue through the Little Salmon River Canyon, (Maybe stop to take a photo of the waterfalls!) until you reach downtown Riggins, Idaho, at the confluence of the Salmon River & Little Salmon River.
Our guided fishing trips
Steelhead Fishing
A “Classic Idaho” trip! Have you really enjoyed Idaho to its fullest extent if you haven’t reeled in a massive rainbow trout that’s been to the ocean and back?
Come see what it’s all about - Once you hook into & fight your first Steelhead you will be begging for more!
Salmon Fishing
I mean it’s called the “Salmon River,” right? How can you not visit the Salmon River and not try to catch a Salmon?
Even 500 miles from the ocean, our Salmon River Chinook Salmon are some of the hardest fighting, best tasting Salmon in the world - Come check it out!
Bass Fishing
Who would’ve thought a little canyon town with a cold-water river beneath one of the deepest mountain ranges in the country would hold Smallmouth Bass?
These hard-fighting fish make for an amazing day of fun under the summer sun, and great tacos too!
