Idaho
Teton River fishing guide
The Teton River in Idaho holds Brook Trout throughout its course. Anglers can access the river at several established points including Cache Bridge, Harrops Bridge, Horseshoe Bridge, Spring Hollow, and Teton Dam. These access points provide options for both wading and float trips along the river.
Current conditions
As of September 1, 2026, Teton River is running around 240 cfs. The nearest streamgage reports flow but not water temperature, so no temp is shown. Conditions are fair for fishing right now.
- State
- Idaho
- Public access
- Yes
- Access points
- 5
- Species recorded
- 1
These conditions are read from our data about once a day and may not reflect the current moment. For real-time conditions, open Guidepole Fish.
Public access & launches
- Spring HollowPrivateBoat access
- Teton DamBORBoat access
- Harrops BridgePrivateBoat access
- Cache BridgePrivateBoat access
- Horseshoe BridgePrivateFishing access
Regulations
- Trout
No limit on Rainbow Trout or hybrids; No harvest of Cutthroat Trout
- All species
- Season
- June 1 through June 30
closed to fishing
- Trout
No harvest of Cutthroat Trout; No limit on Rainbow Trout or hybrids
- All fish (netted/trapped)
All fish so taken must immediately be killed except non-invasive crayfish may be kept alive. Nets and seines may not be left unattended. Traps must be checked at least every forty-eight (48) hours. All traps must have a tag attached bearing owner's name and address, license number, or sportsman identification number.
- All Other Fish Species (includes bullfrogs and crayfish)Panhandle Region
- Season
- All Waters Open All Year, except as modified in the Special Rule Waters
- Bag
- No bag, length, or possession limits
- All Other Fish Species (includes bullfrogs and crayfish)Magic Valley Region
- Bag
- No bag, length or possession limits
- All Other Fish Species (includes bullfrogs and crayfish)Southwest Region
- Bag
- No bag, length, or possession limits
- All Other Fish Species (includes bullfrogs and crayfish)Upper Snake Region
- Bag
- no bag, length or possession limits
No bag, length or possession limits
- All Other Fish Species (includes bullfrogs and crayfish)Salmon Region
- Season
- All Waters Open All Year
- Bag
- no bag, length, or possession limits
- All species (general statewide)
- Gear
- Maximum of five (5) lines while ice fishing; ice hole opening may not exceed 10 inches in diameter (except Bear Lake cisco)
Ice Fishing: Fishing through an opening, broken or cut, through the ice. Two-pole permits do not entitle the angler to exceed the five-pole limit for ice fishing.
As of 2026-08-28.Guidance, not legal advice — always confirm current rules with the state.Official Idaho regulations
What’s in it
Recorded in/near this water. Occurrence-based unless a higher-confidence source is shown — see it per-species in the app.
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Teton River fishing — FAQ
Can you fish the Teton River?
Yes — the Teton River in Idaho has public access (5 public access point(s)). Open the guide to see the public access, launches, and current regulations.
Do you need a license to fish the Teton River?
Yes — Idaho requires a valid fishing license for most fishing. The current official state regulations are linked on this page.
What fish are in the Teton River?
Species recorded in the Teton River include Brook Trout. The full list is on this page.
Where can you access the Teton River?
Access points include Spring Hollow, Teton Dam, Harrops Bridge. See every launch and access site on this page.
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