Aggipah River Trips outfits white water rafting and fishing trips on the three roadless sections of Idaho's Salmon River--the Middle Fork, Main, and Lower Salmon-- throughout the year.
White Water Rafting
We offer a variety of trips--from rip-roaring white water to mellow family floats.
During the summer, most trips are three to six days with overnight camping on the riverbank in the wilderness area. Non-white water day or half-day scenic trips are available near Salmon, Idaho from April to October.
Salmon River Fishing
Come fish with us close to town, or on the pristine roadless sections of The Salmon River. We offer trips from drift boat fly fishing, to sportsman's cast-and-blast, to day steelhead fishing.
In the fall and early spring we offer one to five day steelhead fishing trips using McKenzie River drift boats.
Book Your Trip With Aggipah
Aggipah River Trips is a small, family owned and operated Salmon River outfitter based in Salmon, Idaho, for over 30 years. The natural and cultural history of the area is a strong feature of Aggipah trips.
Bill has worked on the Salmon River since 1970, holds an M.S. in wildlife biology, has a strong interest in regional history, is involved in local wilderness management issues, served a dozen years on the outfitters license board for the State of Idaho.
Peg has taught biology in the Salmon high school for over 30 years, and has handled a boat for longer than that.
Stephanie grew up in the river business, has been running a boat for ten years, recently completed a history degree.
Boatmen are selected for local knowledge; most live in the Salmon Valley. High-volume, big-business tour operators we are not.
We offer rafting and fishing trips on:
Come With Us... On The 'River of No Return'
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We raft and fish on one of the deepest canyons in America. No telephones, no traffic. We'll float through pools so quiet you can only hear the canyon wrens...and we'll run some of the biggest white water in the northwest. We'll pick apples where Jim Moore made moonshine during the last gold rush. We'll camp on sandbars and watch bighorn sheep come down to drink. We’ll go flyfishing and watch the trout rise to the fly. In the evening we'll have a drink while the fire burns down just right for steaks, while biscuits bake in the Dutch oven. We'll watch the campfire die beneath the pines and listen to the "River of No Return".
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