Bear River produces new Idaho catch-and-release state record brown trout
While the Bear River in southeastern Idaho is best known for its native cutthroat trout, the area is also home to some quality options for both rainbow and brown trout fishing.
Idaho Fish and Game’s Catch-and-Release Record Program recognizes anglers who catch qualifying fish and release them alive. Records are based on the fish’s total length, measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail, allowing anglers to pursue a state record while giving their catch the opportunity to swim away.
Welcome to the Idaho record fish books, Benjamin Smith!
Think you can catch a record fish? Visit Idaho Fish and Game’s State Record Fish Program to learn more about current records and how to submit an application.
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