Came into this shop not looking to buy anything. Just some advise on good fishing spots to take the…read moregrandkids. They were very helpful and knowledgeable on where and what to use. Also have a nice supply. Thank you for your great service! And yes we did catch fish!

I live in the area and frequent several of the local shops but Anglers is my go-to shop for…read moreeverything fly fishing. They have been extremely helpful, whether it is getting a new piece of gear or fly-tying supplies. I often stop by on my way to fish an Idaho river to get specific advice. John is down-to-earth and hard working and I highly recommend him and his shop.

Such a fun activity in Boise! I went in not expecting a lot, but our group of eight had a great…read moretime talking and paddling around the pond. This activity is fun for people of all ages--we saw a couple of boats with children 3-5 years old who were all smiles looking at the birds, ducks, and even the turtle in the pond. Pro-tip: if you want the ducks to come to your boat, bring some bread to feed them!

We had so much fun on the pedal boat! We paid $10 for half hour which was plenty of time. We took…read moresome bread with us and fed the ducks & geese that were in the pond. It was mostly shaded. Highly recommend doing this activity! We loved it!

Boise River Raft and Tube is a great way to get some nice floatation device if you don't have your…read moreown or if you are bringing visitors who don't have a floatation device. At the end of the float, Boise River Raft and Tube has a designated rented raft and equipment pick up spot, for easy dropping off of your equipment. It is nice not having to lug around the gear after soaking in the sun for a few hours. They also have a bus shuttle service which takes you back to the top after floating down to the bottom. Service is always great. The workers are friendly and have good knowledge on how to have a safe and fun floating experience. Pro Tip: For those not wanting to ride the bus back to the top and going in a group. Consider parking a vehicle at the bottom, piling into another vehicle, and then driving to the top. After you float down with your group, hop in the car at the bottom and pick up the vehicle at the top. Though the bus ride back to the top isn't anything to be feared and is a great option.

My mom and I had the BEST time floating the river with Boise River Raft & Tube Rentals. Bill and…read morehis daughters not only helped us get into the water and make sure we were knowledgeable about the float, but also helped us get back out at the end. We got very lucky catching the river on a very empty day! The raft was comfortable, we were given paddles and life jackets, and just laughed the wholeeeeeee way down. I can't wait to come back with my husband and kids to do this again soon! The absolute best!!!

We took SP's backcountry flightseeing tour yesterday with Kyle and had an amazing time. He was a…read morefantastic pilot, very knowledgeable about the area, and was super personable and helpful. He worked with us ahead of time to plan for how to accommodate my husband's wheelchair, and the plan worked out perfectly. The flight was beautiful, and there wasn't a bad seat in the plane. Kyle even adjusted our flight plan a little to give us the best chance to see the mountains. The breakfast and hospitality at sulphur creek were also outstanding. We will definitely be doing this trip again!!

Was able to get good deal through Groupon. We took a flight to Sulphur Creek Ranch for our 11th…read moreAnniversary. Everything was perfect. Pilot William was a great host. Will do this again.

Colin have us a short tour when we were wine tasting in Caldwell. Such a fun way to learn about the…read morearea!

Bobby was our instructor and he took us on an amazing tour! He didn't even question the views we…read morewanted to see. So incredibly thankful for the entire experience definitely worth it

I'm not sure if it's really an island, but this park along the Snake River is surrounded by water…read moreon at least three sides. It is easily accesible by a ramp down from SR 55 and there is a decent sized parking lot. The park has restrooms, a playground and several picnic tables and shelters. It seems ideal for fishing if that's something that appeals to you as the Snake River is well stocked with rainbow trout and largemouth bass. I had an enjoyable look around and watched the river flow past for a bit. Quite relaxing. [Review 17754 overall - 33 in Idaho - 1275 of 2022.]

Cute little park and close enough to the river to dip your feet in. Make sure to bring some snacks…read morefor all the ducks!

My experience with Idaho overland adventures was great. Although I cannot speak to their products…read moreas my wife and I had a change of heart, their customer service was second to none. In particular my conversations with Joe were extremely helpful and informative. Their rates for their equipment also appear to be a great deal when you consider how much each individual component amounts to. If you're thinking of trying out the overland lifestyle, I would definitely recommend getting your feet wet and using their rental service before dropping thousands on your own equipment. 10/10

What an unbelievable, beautiful experience. I apologize in…read moreadvance for how long this got, but I'm still ecstatic about the trip and started gushing. I had always been curious about this kind of travel, long before I'd ever heard the word "overland". When the covered wagons struck out westward, how did they prepare for a life on the road? What do long-range sailors pack with them on their boats for a month at sea? What would I want to bring with me if I was going for an extended trip to places where I could expect absolutely no support or resources? I wanted to try it for myself, but I knew I didn't have the hands-on experience to outfit a vehicle on my own, but without a vehicle where could I learn? I needed to gain some experience in someone else's rig. That's what led me to Idaho Overland Adventures. After looking over their options, we decided to go for the guided tour that they offer. My girlfriend and I packed what seemed like impossibly light bags for a four-day trip ("just some clothes and a toothbrush", they said), and came to Boise. The guides: Our guides were Joe and Brianne, the owners. They were amazing guides, highly experienced, and I was immediately glad that we opted for the guided tour. The trip starts with a briefing on the setup of the rigs, the planned route and contingencies, and safety and communication procedures. I'm an airline pilot, and everything about the setup, down to the use of checklists and the radio procedures, reminded me of the behind-the-scenes preparation to make a flight happen safely. It was far better organized and professional than I'd ever expected. The rigs: The trucks are outfitted brilliantly. Everything has its place, there's nothing unnecessary or useless, and while we were more than equipped for our four days on the road, there is room to prepare for a much longer trip if you want to. It was truly amazing how much equipment was on board, all of it well thought-out and easy to access. The terrain: The route we took was beautiful Idaho backcountry. Following river valleys, then up into mountains and back down through dense forested land, as steam from hot springs poured from the faces of the rocks, I was amazed at how much the scenery changed as we drove on. We came late in the season, so the terrain in places was alternately snowy, muddy, or wet. This was where I was REALLY glad we'd done the guided tour. At my own experience level, there were several points where I wouldn't have been comfortable continuing on my own, and would have turned back to find an alternate route. But Joe has so much experience out there that he was able to teach us some of the technical driving skills we needed. Not for a moment did it feel like we were beyond the capabilities of our guides and equipment, and I learned the most at precisely the points in the terrain that I would have shied away from if I had been on my own. The camping: This trip was all about being on the move, but you have to sleep at night, right? Again, we were astonished at how efficiently all the equipment was set up. The tent (a pop-up type, set up on the roof of the rig, with a ladder) was cozy, our guides got a big, warm fire going, quickly unfolded a sizable kitchen and made us AMAZING meals. "Camp food" was fun as a kid, but four days of hot dogs and frozen hamburger patties doesn't hold the same charm that it once did. We ate fresh salmon, steak, or chicken, prepared with veggies, and after a long, bumpy day at the wheel, it tasted like the best thing I'd ever eaten. I am so glad that I did my trip with Idaho Overland Adventures. I'm proud to have learned and used some new skills, and gained some real, hands-on overland driving experience. I will absolutely be back next season. Thank you, guys!

We randomly stopped by Juniper Mountain Outfitters last week as we were a mile down the road…read morelooking to see if any salmon had yet arrived on their long journey from the Pacific Ocean. We were warmly welcomed by the owner's family and received an invitation to try out a short horseback ride around the stable. My two girls, 10 and 7, loved the experience and we plan to come back for a full-ride next summer.