Stopped into the store for some local flies and met the lovely owner, Bonnie. She was great to chat…read morewith and had a great visit. Will be back!

Worse guide trip ever!! Lack of communication and information. Guide was not knowledgeable and…read morecould barely control the boat. Didn't know what gear to use. He was nice though. Won't be back

Stopped here - it's a tiny dot on the map just 1 minute off I-15…read more No public restroom but they did have an outhouse with a lick & key - never seen one of those before! My kids said it was actually clean! There is a watering hole attached to the store but we couldn't check it out with kids on tote today.

Stopped by to see George and was surprised that he had sold his business of 29 years. One thing I…read morenotice right away was the shop looks like a million bucks! Great employees, nice merchandise and I just sense this place will do well. I would highly recommend these guys to anyone that wants to be treated like family and not be put on the spot to buy something like others in the area.

Steve has built an amazing group at Salmon River Fly Box. Everyone is very knowledgeable. And…read morefriendly. Prices are reasonable. Inventory is great. Check out their sticker wall, when you're there.

Very helpful service to set up a first time fly fisherman. Friendly and great inventory of flies.read more

Good for hunting and fishing supplies. Friendly people who know the area well. The prices are a…read morelittle steep but that's to be expected of a convenience store. They give good advice on equipment.

A great outdoor enthusiast stop. Picked up fishing licenses, they have lots of clothing apparel,…read moretackle, rods, flies, and bait. Gretchen helped us, very knowledgeable about the area and where to fish. Bought some super comfy shoes called 'oofos' she recommended.

I am blessed. My ancestors are rural, farming, ranching, gardening nursery-ownering people of the…read moresoil. They are also of the many fleeing the soil. My grandmother's words, "I refuse to marry a rancher and get worked to feath." Her mother died on the new Texas place when Grandma was 11. Grandma went on with her sister and brothers, homesteading in New Mexico and Colorado. She finally settled with her brother in Iola, Kansas with the brother that broke his leg so badly falling off the New barn roof his dad sent him to optician school. His generations followed him into the trade. Born in Los Angeles, living on the edges, I made a career in the rural west. CENEX has been most places I have. I now live in Central Phoenix, AZ. Their fuel pumps are open when the main store opens. We fueled here July 12th and 13th, 2024. I didn't quite fill the tank on the 12th. We returned in daylight hours to top off - and step inside. Our nation is divided. Most people live in cities, obsessed with their tiny circles of life. They know nothing of rural life, making a living from the soil, the most Ancient hunting and fishing lifeways or guns for more than imagined threats generated by endless entertainment crime shows. This store is a VERY cool place. Mostly heavy duty, practical, useful items for work and wear. A total inventory for the outdoor people feeding and entertaining themselves hunting and fishing. Anyone can find useful items for work, wear or repair. The rural few need a little respect from the urban many. That's where food grows, that's where God lives. That's where it will take a very long time to create alternative machines that work and travel in country places.

Right off the highway and easily accessible when you're passing by. This is way more than just a…read morepetrol station. They have everything inside. Guns, pizza, other foods, typical gas snacks, good jerky, fishing gear. Basically like a bass pro but with gas and minus the aquarium haha. Have some time and passing by, I'd recommend a stop here to fuel Up and grab a bite to eat.