Boise Bass Busters is a bass fishing club for the Southwestern Idaho And Eastern Oregon area. Our goal is to enjoy tournament style bass fishing while displaying high moral and ethical standards. We want an environment where family and friends can attend our activities without the threat of embarrassment. We want our members character and credibility to be above average and without question. Our desire is to have a club where members not only share their bass fishing skills and techniques, but also develop positive, lasting friendships with one another. Boise, Idaho

Boise Valley Fly Fishers (BVFF) would like to invite you to join our fly fishing club! As an active member of the International Fly Fishing Federation, the Boise Valley Fly Fishers provide the following to our members: Annual conservation projects that benefit the lakes and rivers near Boise, Education, Outings to local and not so local rivers and lakes, Monthly Meetings featuring a local fly tyer and a local fly fishing and/or conservation expert to talk to the group. Boise Valley, Idaho

Fly Fishers of Idaho, Inc. (FFI) is a Boise, Idaho organization whose purpose is to foster sportsmanship, education, and conservation in our sport. But more than that, it is to encourage family and social interaction. We hold a Fish-Out every month where members may get together and go to a designated hot spot to fish. There is a lot of camaraderie at these outings and you can learn about new places to go and techniques to use there.

The Hemingway Chapter of Trout Unlimited is a group of dedicated volunteers who partner with public agencies and non-profits to accomplish it's goal to Protect, Reconnect, Restore and Sustain watershed in the Wood River Valley and adjacent areas. Our Vision: To enhance and protect cold water fisheries through preservation, conservation, and education. To promote camaraderie through flyfishing and conservation projects. Hailey, Idaho

iBASS is a bass fishing club whose members are affiliated with The Bass Federation, Inc, FLW Outdoors and The Idaho Bass Federation as well as B.A.S.S. Federation Nation, Idaho B.A.S.S. Federation Nation and B.A.S.S. The club was formed in 2012 by experienced bass anglers desiring to share their experiences among themselves and other anglers wishing to learn methods commonly used to catch one of the wiliest fresh water fish in America. The club conducts seven to eight club tournaments each year on waters near the Boise metropolitan area. Club tournaments have low entry fees and are as much a social event as a competition. Boise, Idaho

Dedicated to sport fishing, conservation, and the next generation. Join a club today and find friendship, fishing, and good times.

The Idaho Bass Federation aims to: A. To stimulate public awareness of bass fishing as a major sport. B. To offer our state conservation department our organized moral and political support and encouragement. C. To promote full adherence to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water quality standards. D. To improve our skills as bass anglers through a fellowship of friendly exchange of bass catching techniques and ideas. E. To promote and encourage youth fishing and a love for this great recreation. F. To function as a dynamic and effective link between member chapters embracing the principles and purposes of The Bass Federation Inc.

Conserving, protecting, and restoring Idaho's coldwater fisheries and watersheds.

The Panhandle Bass Anglers (PBA) is a non-profit organization rooted in the Northwest’s history of competitive bass fishing. For more than 30 years now the PBA has been a destination organization for those wanting to participate in competitive angling at an accessible level as well as hone those angling skills that can only come from the camaraderie a club setting can offer. We also participate with the Idaho Fish & Game by providing boats and anglers for their annual take me fishing youth event. Hayden, Idaho

Come to our monthly meetings and join our festivities! Typical programs include speakers, presentations and demonstrations on a variety of topics from destinations, techniques, travel and conservation. We promote catch-and-release fly fishing and the wise use of our fisheries resources by education. Lewiston, Idaho

It is our mission to help build and sustain healthy communities by providing; education, conservation, and outdoor recreation in a safe and inviting environment for kids and their families while enjoying the sport of fishing. Nampa, Idaho

The Lake Pend Oreille Idaho Club (LPOIC) is a volunteer, non-profit corporation dedicated to protect and enhance Lake Pend Oreille and its fisheries. LPOIC has worked in cooperation with Idaho Department of Fish & Game, Trout Unlimited, Bonner County Sportsman's Association, Avista, our County Commissioners, and others, on projects to enhance Lake Pend Oreille's fisheries. Sandpoint, Idaho

The Magic Valley Bass Masters meet on the first Wednesday of each month in Twin Falls and hold several tournaments each year. Twin Falls, Idaho

The Magic Valley Fly Fishers work to promote, preserve, protect and enhance fisheries and fly fishing. MVFF works for the betterment of fly fishing through conservation projects, educational programs, and community activities. The vision of the Magic Valley Fly Fishers is to promote, preserve, protect, and enhance fly fisheries and function exclusively for education, charity and betterment of all fishing and conservation in the Magic Valley and the state of Idaho. MVFF coordinates with governmental agencies, the Idaho Fish and Game, and private land holders to improve and promote fly fishing. MVFF supports trout in the classroom, habitat rehabilitation, access for handicapped, and the Ruel Stayner scholarship to College of Southern Idaho fisheries students. Twin Falls, Idaho

The North Idaho Fly Casters Club is dedicated to the improvement of all fisheries in North Idaho. We are a staunch supporter of catch-and-release as a management tool to provide more and larger fish. North Idaho Fly Casters is an organization of approximately 120 members who are interested in the sport of fly fishing. Our group was founded in 1976 and chartered as an affiliate of the Federation of Fly Fishers. We are dedicated to the improvement of all fisheries in North Idaho. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Payette River Bassmasters was founded in 2002 with the idea of providing a fun-filled environment for tournament fishing and enjoying new friendships. We are affiliated with B.A.S.S. Nation. With this brings an opportunity to compete on a regional and national scale. The club is based out of Payette, Idaho and consists of members from all over the Treasure Valley and eastern Oregon. Payette, Idaho

The RNRTU chapter is based in Salmon Idaho, home to the rugged country of central Idaho and the Frank Church Wilderness Area. The Salmon River is also called the River of No Return, a moniker bestowed by early pioneers. Historic wooden scows carrying miners and their equipment would travel down this untamed river only to be dismantled, never again returning to their place of origin. This 425 miles long, free flowing river, is the second deepest canyon in North America and home to Sockeye salmon (endangered), Chinook salmon (threatened) and steelhead (threatened). These are some of furthest inland migrating fish in the world, traveling up to 900 miles and 7,000 feet in elevation, to the remote headwaters of the Salmon River. Other resident fish include cutthroat trout, bull trout, rainbow trout, mountain white fish, smallmouth bass, suckers and sturgeon and pacific lamprey. Salmon, Idaho

The Snake River Bassmasters is an FLW / TBF affiliated bass fishing club located in Southwest Idaho, and a member of The Idaho Bass Federation. Our club was founded in 1978, became a B.A.S.S. Federation Chapter in 1982 and was instrumental in forming the Idaho State B.A.S.S. Federation before becoming an FLW affiliated bass club and helping form The Idaho Bass Federation. Club members come from all over the Treasure Valley: from Ontario, Oregon to McCall, Idaho. The majority of the club members are from Caldwell, Nampa, and the Boise / Meridian / Kuna area. Nampa, Idaho

We are a local chapter club with Trout Unlimited and Federation of Fly Fishers located in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Club Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month from October through April. Snake River Cutthroats plans and offers activities throughout the entire year. Idaho Falls, Idaho

The Snake River Valley Bass Club is a family orientated club and is a nonprofit organization affiliated with the FLW and TBF Inc. We are a group of fisherman dedicated to the promotion of bass fishing as a major sport, good sportsmanship, water safety, the propagation of bass and the conservation of the water quality of our lakes, rivers and reservoirs. Our affiliation with the FLW and TBF Inc. includes involvement in youth events designed to expose young men and women to the sport of bass fishing and teach them good sportsmanship. Blackfoot, Idaho

Conserving, protecting, and restoring Southwest Idaho's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. The headwaters of Idaho's great rivers, the Salmon, the Payette and the Boise originate in the Sawtooth Mountains. In southwest Idaho the Ted Trueblood Chapter of Trout Unlimited works to protect these waters and restore the fisheries. Founded in 1991, the Chapter has undertaken numerous conservation projects and promoted fisheries education with its Trout in the Classroom program in four dozen area schools plus an annual youth Trout Camp. Boise, Idaho

The Henry's Fork Foundation is the only not-for-profit organization whose sole purpose is to conserve, protect, and restore the Henry's Fork watershed and its legendary wild trout. The mission of the Henry's Fork Foundation is to understand, restore and protect the unique fishery, wildlife and aesthetic qualities of the Henry's Fork of the Snake River, Idaho.

Join us on our various floats and monthly meetings. Rexburg, Idaho

WFFI is a club for women anglers of all levels - & those who would like to learn - to increase their knowledge, experience and pleasure in the sport of fly fishing. The Women Fly Fishers of Idaho is a non-profit organization which strives to provide a forum for women anglers of all skill levels to increase their knowledge, experience, and pleasure in the sport of fly fishing. This is achieved through mutual participation in areas including casting, fly and knot tying, fly and equipment selection, entomology, reading the water, safety, fishing etiquette, and conservation by way of meetings, clinics, seminars and organized outings. Meridian, Idaho