Salmon River
The Salmon, known as the River of No Return, flows through central Idaho. It is the longest undammed river in the contiguous United States.
River facts
| Length | 425 miles |
|---|---|
| Source | Near Galena Summit, Sawtooth Valley |
| Mouth | Snake River |
| Fish | Sockeye salmon |
Redfish Lake and Little Redfish Lake feed the river through Redfish Lake Creek and are the end of the longest Pacific sockeye migration in North America. Towns on the river include Stanley, Challis, Salmon and Riggins.
Listed fish are the species named for the river on its Wikipedia page. Check the Idaho Department of Fish and Game for river-specific regulations before you fish.
Boat ramps and launches
Orange dots on the map. Tap a name to open it in Google Maps. Public ramps and launches along the Salmon River in Pennsylvania, from OpenStreetMap. The list may be incomplete, so check the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission for current access.
- Mormon Bend Boat Ramp
- Elk Creek Boat Launch
- Salmon River Bridge Access
- Torrey's Hole Boat Ramp
- South Butte Boat Ramp
- Deadman Hole Boat Ramp
- Challis Bridge Boat Ramp
- Dugway River Access
- Cottonwood Campground Boat Ramp
- Watts Bridge Boat Ramp
- Kilpatrick Boat Ramp
- McKim Boat Access
- Cronk's Canyon Boat Access
- Colston Creek Boat Access
Closest bait shops
No bait shops are mapped near this river yet.
Source: Salmon River (Wikipedia)