Emmett, Idaho
Looking for the best fishing in Emmett? We've got you covered with the top trails, trips, hiking, backpacking, camping and more around Emmett. The detailed guides, photos, and reviews are all submitted by the Outbound community.
Top Fishing Spots in and near Emmett
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Melba, Idaho
Guffey Butte Trail
2.57 mi / 482 ft gainGuffey Butte Trail is an out-and-back trail that leads you on a hike across the Snake River located near Melba, Idaho. The short trail starts out of the parking area for Celebration Park on the northeast side of the river. Dogs are permitted on the trail on a leash.Read more -
5000 Victory Lane, Idaho
Celebration Park
5.0Celebration Park is the perfect day trip! There are plenty of opportunities for recreation including boating, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, and much more! In addition to recreation, the park provides educational tours free of charge to visitors. These tours include informat...Read more -
Cascade, Idaho
Camp at Blue Lake
5.0Blue Lake is a great spot to spend a night next to the lake but is also the perfect escape if you're looking to get away for just the day. The stars at night are worth the trip alone, as it's far away from light pollution. It gets a little windy sometimes but there is plenty of cover and trees to...Read more -
Elmore County, Idaho
Explore the South Fork of the Boise River
3.8In just over an hour, you can leave downtown Boise and arrive above Arrowrock Reservoir in a location so unique that you won't believe you're still in Idaho. The South Fork of the Boise River provides excitement for campers, wildlife lovers, and outdoor goers. Although I just visited for the firs...Read more -
Murphy, Idaho
Mountain Bike to the Petroglyphs at Wees Bar
2.012.2 mi / 1000 ft gainAt Wees Bar, a remote area accessible only by bike or foot, explore hundreds of petroglyphs carved into glacial boulders by Native Americans 12,000 years ago. Begin at the Swan Falls Dam parking lot. Bring a fat bike in late summer and fall to glide over the dry, loose dirt that forms as the cany...Read more