The strong mule deer populations may draw the curious hunter, but the sharptail grouse hunting will keep them coming back. Elevations in the southeast range from 4,354 at American Falls Reservoir to 9,957 at Meade Peak. Idaho record fish harvested in this region include the number one cutthroat trout, Idaho's state fish, taken at Bear Lake. The Upper Snake Region, found in the eastern part of the state, consists of the counties Butte, Jefferson, Madison, Teton, Fremont, Clark, Bonneville and part of Lemhi, Custer, and Bingham. The regional office is located in Idaho Falls.
Adventures abound, the gateway to the continental divide brings the best of what nature intended.
Known to anglers everywhere for the best fly-fishing in the world, enjoy locations from the Henrys Fork of the Snake River to Henrys Lake for Idaho's famous cutthroat trout. Elevations in the Upper Snake range from 4,735 at Idaho Falls to 10,740 at Tyler Peak. Idaho record game includes the number four moose, harvested in Fremont county. The Salmon Region, found directly north of the Magic Valley, consists of the counties Lemhi and Custer with portions of Blaine, and Valley. The regional office is located in Salmon.