Warm Springs to Trout Creek regs

[XQB]

Looking at doing this float for the first time June 18th. Can someone school me on the regs. on the tribal permit and fishing that side.

Thanks,

[Nate L]

Hope this helps,

http://www.tribalpermit.com/

and,

http://boaterpass.com/

You can pretty much buy everything you need on line.

Nate

[Pete]

I particularly like that you can see how many permits are issued for any particular day. That way you know how fast you have to paddle in the morning to get a decent camp spot.

[jacksalmon]

Originally Posted by Nate L

Hope this helps,

http://www.tribalpermit.com/

and,

http://boaterpass.com/

You can pretty much buy everything you need on line.

Nate

You forgot the link to the EPA. There is a new permit you have to obtain this year to breathe the air above the river while you are out fishing. The only exception is allowed when you bring your own oxygen supply.

[WillieBlazer]

And carry a loaded six-shooter just in case.....you never know!

[River Borne]

Myself and my clients were checked for tribal permits while lunching on the Indian side, first time in a decade for me. Apparently they are stepping up enforcement, so make sure you got your permit and know where your at before stepping on the reservation. FYI, the reservation side isn't open until you get below Dry Creek. If you don't know where this is better ask someone.

[XQB]

Originally Posted by Mountain Borne

Myself and my clients were checked for tribal permits while lunching on the Indian side, first time in a decade for me. Apparently they are stepping up enforcement, so make sure you got your permit and know where your at before stepping on the reservation. FYI, the reservation side isn't open until you get below Dry Creek. If you don't know where this is better ask someone.

Thanks for the info....I wasn't for sure on where you could be on the rez side.