Outside: Salmon River Steelhead
This is a featured article in BigSkyJournal.com written by Greg Thomas and illustrated by Fred Thomas from February 2017. I grew up along the Pacific Northwest’s coastal salmon and steelhead streams where it was easy to spot the rookie anglers: These were people who proudly posed for photos with fish that had begun the inevitable freshwater deterioration process, indicated by their dull gray scales, deep red sides, and soft bodies. Those were fish that experienced anglers allowed to swim past. We targeted fish that arrived on incoming tides and carried bright silver scales and bluish backs instead. These were firm fish and great fighters, and they were the best to eat. When I moved to Idaho in the 1990s, it was difficult for me to get excited about the area’s salmon and steelhead runs. If I’d lifted my nose at “darkish” coastal fish just a few miles from saltwater, what made … Continue reading
The Salmon Blog
May 30, 2017
Even The Crazy Tourist loves Salmon, Idaho!
Another online travel magazine finds Salmon, Idaho and loves it! "Salmon is a town clinging to an old wild west identity without the roughness..." TheCrazyTourist.com ranks Salmon #2 in 15 "Best Small Towns to Visit in Idaho". - "The western... Read Post
March 30, 2017
Outside: Salmon River Steelhead
This is a featured article in BigSkyJournal.com written by Greg Thomas and illustrated by Fred Thomas from February 2017. I grew up along the Pacific Northwest’s coastal salmon and steelhead streams where it was easy to spot the rookie... Read Post
December 23, 2016
Creating Business in a Small Town
By Scott W. Elliott - Published in the Idaho State Journal, Dec 20, 2016 SALMON, IDAHO — Seven years ago, any out-of-towner might not have looked twice at the old Odd Fellows building in downtown Salmon, which is in central Idaho north of... Read Post
November 11, 2016
Sixteens Hours in Salmon
This is a featured article in NRS's Duct Tape Diaries by Emerald LaFortune from November 10, 2016. Salmon, Idaho is a lot of things. Gloriously podunk, an outdoor enthusiast’s hub, and the destination for your next steelhead fishing trip. A... Read Post
August 20, 2015
In Idaho, Thin Snow Means Fat Tires
By Matt Furber for the New York Times, FEB 25, 2014 - . Snow has been so scant in Idaho this winter that bicycles started showing up in shop windows in the middle of January, and cyclists began booking ski huts during a season when it’s... Read Post
February 28, 2015
These 9 Places In Idaho Make The Best Sandwiches EVER
Original article from "OnlyInYourState.com" The weather is hot, the air is sweltering, and the thought of indulging in excessive amounts of anything other than ice cream and ice water sounds like torture. But a body’s gotta eat. So what’s... Read Post
