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790-acre working ranch on the Salmon River in Challis, Idaho...

Salmon River - Custer County 

Riverfront  Acreage

Challis, Idaho

Acres: 790.000  

Beautiful 209 acre ranch with Salmon River Frontage, big...

Salmon River - Custer County 

Riverfront  Home

3 2.0  

Clayton, Idaho

Sq Ft: 1300   Year: 0 Acres: 209.000  

Beautifully finished custom log cabin home with 200' of Salmon...

Salmon River - Custer County 

Riverfront  Home

3 2.0  

Stanley, Idaho

Sq Ft: 1658   Year: 1999 Acres: 0.580  

Found on the banks of the scenic Salmon River near Challis, this...

Salmon River - Custer County 

Riverfront  Home

3 2.0  

Challis, Idaho

Sq Ft: 2877   Year: 2000 Acres: 20.000  

This grassy river front lot is being offered for sale for $290...

Salmon River - Custer County 

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Clayton, Idaho

Acres: 11.450  

76 acres on the Salmon River with water on two sides and...

Salmon River - Custer County 

Riverfront  Lot

Stanley, Idaho

Acres: 0.760  

Situated on the East Fork of the Salmon River with 600 ft of...

Salmon River - Custer County 

Riverfront  Acreage

Clayton, Idaho

Acres: 5.950  
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One of the most stunning ranches on the entire Salmon River...

Salmon River - Lehmi County 

Riverfront  Home

5 3.0  

Clayton, Idaho

Sq Ft: 4248   Year: 1970 Acres: 785.000  

A grassy oasis at Spar Canyon in the mountains of Custer County...

(private lake, pond, creek) 

Waterfront  Acreage

Clayton, Idaho

Acres: 25.000  

Salmon River - Custer County Information

The Salmon River, located in Custer County, Idaho, is known for its stunning natural beauty and recreational opportunities, particularly fishing and boating. Here’s a breakdown of relevant information:

Overview
- The Salmon River is one of the longest free-flowing rivers in the U.S. and is often dubbed "The River of No Return." It flows for about 425 miles, starting in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area and eventually merging with the Snake River.
- Custer County offers a picturesque setting for outdoor enthusiasts, with rugged mountains, scenic landscapes, and abundant wildlife.

Fishing
- The Salmon River is renowned for its diverse fish population, including:
- Salmon (Chinook and sockeye)
- Steelhead
- Trout (rainbow and cutthroat)

- Best Fishing Times:
- Salmon runs generally occur in the summer (Chinook) and fall (steelhead), making these peak times for anglers.
- Trout fishing is excellent in the spring and fall when water temperatures are optimal.

- Regulations:
- Anglers should be aware of specific fishing regulations, including catch limits, seasons, and gear restrictions. It's important to check the Idaho Department of Fish and Game website for up-to-date rules.

Boating
- Types of Boating:
- The Salmon River offers various boating experiences, from leisurely float trips to more challenging whitewater rafting sections.
- Popular sections for boating include the stretch from Corn Creek to Slate Creek, which offers mild to moderate rapids suitable for most skill levels.

- Rafting and Kayaking:
- Early summer usually provides the best conditions for rafting due to higher water levels from snowmelt.
- Rent or bring your raft, kayak, or canoe, and be prepared for changing river conditions.

- Access Points:
- Key access points for boating and rafting include Corn Creek, Meadows, and Pine Creek. These areas have launch sites and, in some cases, facilities for overnight camping.

Camping and Amenities
- There are several campgrounds along the Salmon River where visitors can set up camp while enjoying the surrounding nature.
- Popular campgrounds include Pine Flat Campground and Campground along the river. Reservations may be required during peak season.

Safety and Preparation
- Wildlife: Be cautious of wildlife in the area, including bears. Proper food storage practices are vital.
- Flow Conditions: Always check current flow conditions and be aware of your ability level before embarking on any boating adventure.
- Gear: Ensure you have the appropriate gear for both fishing and boating, including life jackets and fishing licenses.

The Salmon River in Custer County, Idaho, provides a rich tapestry of recreational opportunities, particularly for fishing and boating enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking to cast a line or navigate the river’s rapids, the area promises an unforgettable outdoor experience. Always check local regulations and conditions before your trip for a safe and enjoyable adventure.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!


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