Its Sunken Songs By Desiré Aguirre Only during our ride to McCall did I realize how powerfully my trip down the Main Stem of the Salmon River had impacted me. The driver of our vintage yellow school bus
Story and Photos by Holly Hein Another fall, another turned page. — Wallace Stegner I hadn’t thought much about the variety of trees that grow along the Salmon River until I came out of a curve along the
For Steelhead in Homewaters By Breland Draper Photos Courtesy of Breland Draper My son Charlie caught a fish on his first fly-fishing cast. To be honest, it may have been his second or third, but as he believes,
Depression-Era Ingenuity By Lewis Orson Brown IDAHO magazine recently received the following story from Judy B. Frederick of Boise. In an email, Judy told us the story’s author “was my birth father whom I never met.” She added,
Mourning on the River of No Return By Jim Mullen “Eddy out, eddy out, eddy out!” Arms circle overhead, the shouts carry across the water and bounce off canyon walls as kayaks swoop and spin into the calm
And Flood on the Snake By Ray Brooks After a winter of drought, the Salmon River was running unusually low in late June 1994. My wife Dorita and I had discussed doing a multi-day Fourth of July whitewater
Rafting and Climbing in the Salmon River Canyon By Ray Brooks Long ago, I heard there were two types of whitewater rafters: those who have flipped their raft, and those who are going to flip their raft. Despite
