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Fishing and Boating Access Guide 2016 SOUTHEAST REGION P! IDAHO FISHING & BOATING ACCESS GUIDE X S 24 F River S ¤£ n £ 20 a ¤20 k Big Lost Ririe ¤£26 P! e Iona 31 Ri RQ ¤£26 P Reservoir Lincoln v Panhandle e r Swan Idaho X BUTTEIn-State !P !P Ammon Valley P! ¨¦§15 Falls Clearwater Location X P! Atomic City Irwin P! X X Salmon P! Shelley X X Sand Creek Upper Snake Shelley Park Magic ¤£26 BONNEVILLE Southwest South Valley P -east P! Basalt Bone XXP! Firth W i l l o Firth Bridge w ¤£91 C Cherry Plant r X e BLAINE e X k Grays Lake Outlet BINGHAM P Moreland Firth City Park Riverton Riverside P X !P P B Ferry Butte Rockford X Rose Pond lac Blackfoot kf oo River t 39 Bl oot R G RQ a ck f i ra v e X y' r s X L Crystal Springs Pond Porterville Bridge a k X d e P R R Pingree e d Little Valley d er i iv S Springfield Lake R Reservoir t e ¨¦§15 Twin Bridges s P k e X a Meadow Creek Grays Springfield n Pingree Poison Creek W Grandview X S Lake P Sterling X Fork Sn P P oss ake X Fort Hall R River X r e v i R PWayan f McTucker Pond u e n Pebble Beach t r Sportsman Park o X ¤£91 P X BANNOCK Twenty-four Mile Reservoir AberdeenP! RQ34 American Falls Chubbuck!P Blackfoot P Henry Reservoir Chesterfield Reservoir X Reservoir RQ39 X ¤£30 X CARIBOU Blackfoot River WMA !P P Chesterfield Pocatello X ¨¦§15 X Hopkins Landing ¨¦§86 X Edson Fichter Nature Area X Powerhouse American Inkom Rd Toponce Kelly P! Falls P Crane Creek Dike Lake P! American Falls Res. West Ramp Portneuf Pipeline XXX Mikes Place XXX X BlackfootP River Park XXX Oregon Trail Crossing X Portneuf-UpperP! RQ37 XO l X M d a American Falls Hatchery H r r e s w Portneuf-Lower h y iv Soda Springs 3 C P! R 0 e r McCammon ak e P! P S n Snake River Vista Mary Mine - Placer Mine e X Lund ¤£30 k Portneuf Rive Alexander r Bear R ¤£ P! Reservoir i ver 30 RQ34 Eagle Rock-Monument POWER Lava Hot Springs P! Grace B E A R L A K E ! P P P! X X IDAHO FISHING & BOATING ACCESS GUIDE SOUTHEAST REGION 25 ADA FISHING SITE NAME APPROXIMATE LOCATION CAMPING RESTROOMS BOAT RAMP DOCK ACCESS AMERICAN FALLS HATCHERY 1 MI W OF AM. FALLS (LAKE CHANNEL RD. SH 39) - SNAKE R - N BANK NO NO NO NO NO AMERICAN FALLS RESERVOIR WEST 2 MI N OF AMERICAN FALLS (SH 39) NO YES YES YES NO RAMP BLACKFOOT RIVER PARK 10 MI N OF SODA SPRINGS (SH 34) - BLACKFOOT RIVER ROAD SEASONAL PORTABLE NO NO NO BLACKFOOT RIVER WMA 25 MI NE OF SODA SPRINGS (SH 34) - BLACKFOOT RIVER ROAD NO PORTABLE NO NO NO CHERRY PLANT 3 MI W OF BLACKFOOT (SH 39/THOMAS RD) - SNAKE R - W BANK NO NO YES NO NO CHESTERFIELD RESERVOIR 14 MI N OF BANCROFT (CHESTERFIELD ROAD) NO YES YES YES YES CRANE CREEK 13 MI S OF POCATELLO (OLD HIGHWAY 91) - PORTNEUF RIVER NO NO NO NO NO CRYSTAL SPRINGS POND 1 MI E AND 1.5 MI S OF SPRINGFIELD NO YES NO YES YES DIKE LAKE (BLACKFOOT RESERVOIR) 15 MI N OF SODA SPRINGS (SH 34) - BLACKFOOT RES. - S BANK YES YES YES YES NO EAGLE ROCK - MONUMENT 7 MI SW OF AM. FALLS (EAGLE ROCK RD) - SNAKE RIVER - S BANK NO NO NO NO NO EdsON FICHTER NATURE AREA 1 MI S OF POCATELLO (CHEYENNE RD) - PORTNEUF RIVER NO PORTABLE NO YES NO FERRY BUTTE 5 MI NE OF PINGREE (SH 39 OR SH 91) - SNAKE RIVER - W BANK NO YES YES NO NO FIRTH BRIDGE 1 MI W OF FIRTH (RIVER ROAD) - SNAKE RIVER - E BANK NO PORTABLE YES NO NO FIRTH CITY PARK 1 MI W OF FIRTH (ROOSEVELT ST.) - SNAKE RIVER - E BANK NO NO NO NO NO GRAYS LAKE OUTLET 10 MI NW OF GRAYS LAKE (US 26) - E BANK YES NO NO NO NO HOPKINS LANDING 24 MI N OF SODA SPRINGS (SH 34) - BLACKFOOT RES. - W BANK YES PORTABLE YES NO NO MARY MINE - PLACER MINE 3 MI W OF AM. FALLS (LAKE CHANNEL RD. SH 39) - SNAKE R - N BANK NO NO NO NO NO MCTUCKER POND 4 MI SE OF SPRINGFIELD (SH 39) - SNAKE RIVER - N BANK YES PORTABLE NO YES NO MIKES PLACE 9 MI N OF LAVA HOT SPRINGS (BLASER HWY) - PORTNEUF RIVER NO NO NO NO NO OREGON TRAIL CROssING VALDEZ STREET AM. FALLS - SNAKE RIVER - S BANK YES YES YES YES YES PEBBLE BEACH 8 MI NW OF HENRY (N RESERVOIR ROAD) - BLACKFOOT RES. - E BANK YES PORTABLE NO NO NO PINGREE 6 MI S OF PINGREE (SH 39) - SNAKE RIVER - W BANK NO NO NO NO NO PIPELINE 3 MI SW OF AM. FALLS (EAGLE ROCK RD) - SNAKE RIVER - S BANK YES YES YES YES NO *Sites continue on next page he Southeast Region has 2,496 miles of flowing water, and 30 lowland Tlakes and reservoirs, of which 5 are Family Fishing waters. SOUTHEAST REGION IDAHO FISHING & BOATING ACCESS GUIDE 26 ADA FISHING SITE NAME APPROXIMATE LOCATION CAMPING RESTROOMS BOAT RAMP DOCK ACCESS POISON CREEK 14 MI NW OF HENRY (N RESERVOIR ROAD) - BLACKFOOT RES. - E BANK YES NO YES NO NO PORTERVILLE BRIDGE 3 MI N OF BLACKFOOT (ROSE ROAD) - SNAKE RIVER - W BANK NO YES YES NO NO PORTNEUF - LOWER 2 MI N OF LAVA HOT SPRINGS (BLASER HWY) - PORTNEUF RIVER YES YES NO NO NO PORTNEUF - UPPER 7 MI N OF LAVA HOT SPRINGS (BLASER HWY) - PORTNEUF RIVER NO NO NO NO NO POWERHOUSE 1 MI W OF AM. FALLS - SNAKE RIVER - N BANK NO NO NO NO NO RIVERTON 10 MI SW OF BLACKFOOT (SH 91/RIVERTON RD) - SNAKE R - E BANK NO PORTABLE YES NO NO ROSE POND 4 MI NW OF BLACKFOOT (ROSE ROAD) NO PORTABLE NO NO NO SHELLEY PARK 2 MI W OF SHELLEY (WEST FIR RD) - SNAKE RIVER - E BANK NO PORTABLE YES NO NO SNAKE RIVER VISTA 4 MI W OF AM. FALLS (LAKE CHANNEL RD SH 39) - SNAKE R - N BANK YES YES YES YES NO SPORTSMAN PARK 3 MI E OF ABERDEEN (E BOAT DOCK RD) - AM. FALLS RES. - W BANK YES YES YES YES NO SPRINGFIELD LAKE SPRINGFIELD (SH 39) - N SHORELINE NO YES YES YES NO TWENTY-FOUR MILE RESERVOIR 14 MI NE OF BANCROFT (CHESTERFIELD ROAD) YES NO NO NO NO TWIN BRIDGES 1 MI W OF BLACKFOOT (SH 39) - SNAKE RIVER - E BANK NO NO YES NO NO daho record fish harvested in this region include the number Ione Cutthroat Trout, Idaho’s State Fish, taken at Bear Lake. Idaho’s number one Rainbow-Cutthroat hybrid was caught in American Falls Reservoir, with the state record Rainbow Trout taken in the Snake River just above the reservoir. IDAHO FISHING & BOATING ACCESS GUIDE SOUTHEAST REGION 27 Whether fishing, hunting, hiking, boating, or simply viewing wildlife from your own backyard, all Idahoans have the opportunity to enjoy Idaho's rich wildlife diversity. Each purchasepu or renewal contributes a portion to Idaho's wildlife: Conservation Habitat Improvements Education Wildlife Publications Visit your DMV office or renew online. RQ39 SOUTHEAST REGION IDAHO FISHING & BOATING ACCESS GUIDE X 28 !P P X X X X Blackfoot River Park Inkom ¨¦§86 ¨¦§15 ! r P e Edson Fichter Nature Area P Panhandleiv Portneuf t R P! oo ackf XXX American Mikes Place Bl XXX Falls X 34 QR P In-State XXX Conda Clearwater X P! Bancroft CARIBOU Location XO l X d H w Portneuf-Upper Salmon Crane Creek y 3 P! Soda Springs McCammon 0 P! Upper Snake X P Lund Alexander ortneuf R P iver Reservoir P! RQ37 ¤£30 34 Magic Lava Hot RQ Southwest POWER Portneuf-Lower Valley South Springs -east P! Grace Rockland ¤£30 ! P Arimo P Pauline P! X Hawkins Reservoir X Black Canyon BANNOCK X Virginia Grace Hatchery P P! Georgetown East Fork Rock Creek P Nounan X B e a r P R Arbon iv Downey e QR40 P! r P Thatcher P Bennington ¤£91 Daniels Reservoir Oneida Narrows Reservoir Montpelier k Q36 Montpelier WMA e R Reservoir e r ¤£ C Oxford Reservoir BernP 89 k c X ! X o P n n FRANKLIN Montpelier a Swanlake B P Swan Lake P X QR34 Ovid Devil Creek Reservoir X X Oxford P! Treasureton Reservoir B E A R L A K E N P! H X P Paris P o Pleasantview Reservoir Mink Creek Dingle lb Oxford rook R Slough Condie Reservoir ¤£30 d X X P! X Malad X X Bloomington ONEIDA P! City QR36 CliftonP! X Winder Reservoir ¤£89 Holbrook P QR38 P Twin Lakes Reservoir Mud Lake Pleasantview QR36 XXX Saint P! Dayton X X ! Crowther Reservoir P Samaria P XX Glendale Reservoir Charles P! Preston Whitney Stone Deep Creek Reservoir P Reservoir Weston Reservoir Johnson Reservoir P Fish Haven Bear P! Weston ¤£91 §¨¦15 Lamont Reservoir Lake §¨¦84 P! Franklin P Stone Foster Reservoir UTAH IDAHO FISHING & BOATING ACCESS GUIDE SOUTHEAST REGION 29 ADA FISHING SITE NAME APPROXIMATE LOCATION CAMPING RESTROOMS BOAT RAMP DOCK ACCESS BLACK CANYON 4 MI SW OF GRACE (SH 34) - BEAR RIVER - E BANK NO PORTABLE NO NO NO BLACKFOOT RIVER PARK 10 MI N OF SODA SPRINGS (SH 34) - BLACKFOOT R RD SEASONAL PORTABLE NO NO NO CONDIE RESERVOIR 8 MI N OF PRESTON (SH 34) YES PORTABLE YES YES NO CRANE CREEK 13 MI S OF POCATELLO (OLD HIGHWAY 91) - PORTNEUF R NO NO NO NO NO CROWTHER RESERVOIR IN MALAD (4TH W) YES PORTABLE NO NO NO DANIELS RESERVOIR 15 MI NW OF MALAD (W DANIELS RD) YES YES YES NO NO DEEP CREEK RESERVOIR 4 MI E OF I-15 (WESTON EXIT) - SH 36 YES YES YES YES NO DEVIL CREEK RESERVOIR 8 MI N OF MALAD (I-15, DEVIL CREEK EXIT) YES YES YES YES NO EAST FORK ROCK CREEK 6 MI E OF ROCKLAND (CENTER ST.) YES PORTABLE NO NO NO EdsON FICHTER NATURE AREA 1 MI S OF POCATELLO (CHEYENNE RD) - PORTNEUF R NO PORTABLE NO YES NO FOSTER RESERVOIR 5 MI NE OF PRESTON (SH 34) NO PORTABLE YES YES NO GLENDALE RESERVOIR 6 MI NE OF PRESTON (SH 34) YES YES YES YES NO GRACE HATCHERY 8 MI S OF GRACE (SH 34) NO NO NO NO NO HAWKINS RESERVOIR 10 MI W OF VIRGINIA (HAWKINS RD) YES YES YES YES NO JOHNSON RESERVOIR 3 MI E OF PRESTON (ONEIDA ST.
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