Overview
Flowing through the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area, ROW guides fly fishing trips on the last 18 miles of the Lower Selway before its confluence with the Middle Fork of the Clearwater River. Fly fisherman recognize the Selway for its protected scenic waters and good trout fishing. This river holds many fish in the 16” to 20” range. Fish in this river, like the Clearwater, are aggressive and hungry. It is a truly scenic experience that allows our guests to enjoy top-quality fishing while relaxing in some of the most beautiful country in the states. Trips run early and late summer.
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At A Glance
- Trip Duration: 1 Day
- Trip Length: 18 miles
- Intensity: Easy
- Season: May-October
- Begins in: Syringa, Idaho
- Ends in: Syringa, Idaho
- Closest Airport: Spokane, Wash. or Lewiston, Idaho
Details
Flowing through the Selway-Bitterroot wilderness area the Selway River is one the most protected rivers in Idaho. ROW Fishing Adventures has access to the lower 18 miles of this river until it joins with the Lochsa River. These trips take place from the River Dance Lodge and can be single or multiday. This river produces high fish counts of both rainbows and cutthroat trout and the Selway also has one of the healthiest populations of Bull trout in the state. You can expect lots of dry fly action through the season with a variety of different fly patterns. This stretch of river widens and flattens out with a few class II rapids and lots of trout.
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