Thank you Captain Kurt for a great day of fishing with our group of 5! Pend Oreille charters was…read moreeasy to book and we had a great experience. The boat is clean, comfortable and Captain Kurt is a knowledgeable cappy-tain who has been fishing Lake Pend Oreille for a long time! He was on time, pleasant and had all kinds of gear as well as good fishing stories. We caught a HUGE Kampool Rainbow trout weighing in at 18 pounds and 33 inches. We would definitely choose Pend Oreille charters again. Pro tip: make sure there are no bananas on the boat before take off

Captain Bob is the guy. And his boat is the boat. Totally professional & fun to hang out with too…read more He took really good care of all of us.

I received a day of drift boat fly fishing as a gift from my wife who accompanied me this amazing…read moreday. Noah was our guide. He met us on time and conducted the entire excursion professionally. All along our 13-mile trip down the Kootenai river with Noah he guided the boat to exactly where we needed to be and pointed out the best spots to cast. Final score: Ten strikes, 6 in the boat including two white fish and four nice rainbows. Awesome! A light lunch of sandwiches made by Noah, himself, with chips, and drinks was delicious. I had a wondeful time, I got six fish, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Aaron runs a good operation. The scenery is beautiful and the fishing is very good…read more We caught lots of fish and had a great time.

As a customer of over 10 years, I can safely say the customer service and quality of food has never…read morewained. The folks who work here are always so kind and delightful. Our favorite is the Hali-bites and kids menu specials for our littles. The atmosphere is always filled with the clatter of a bustling business, and yet channels the coast (even though we are far inland). We also love to grab some fresh fish, crab, scallops or other seafood to make at home. I will say, they make everything fresh to order and are often slammed, so don't plan on coming in and expect your food to be out in a flash; however, it is worth the wait. The only reason I didn't rate is because of the price, however everyone knows you get what you pay for when it comes to seafood.

Sadly we ate all the food so fast I couldn't get pictures!! So so good. For sure the place to go if…read moreyou want fish and chips, fish tacos, fried shrimp, calamari, fried clams. We make the drive as often as we can. The market is open for fresh catch to take home. Really the only fish market in town worth the trip! I love this place more than words!

Drifted the east fork of the Coeur d'Alene with Justin as a guide. I have fished with Justin in the…read morepast but always in early Sept. when the Salmon were in the river. We knew the fishing mid-summer may be a bit tough with the river low and the sun shining bright. Justin picked us up in Post Falls right on time at 7 AM. His truck was clean and comfortable for the 30 drive to the Fly Shop just outside Wallas, Idaho. We planned ahead and had our license already, so we just needed to make shuttle arrangements for the truck to be at the pullout. Drift boat was clean and well outfitted for fishing. Justin supplied all the equipment and tackle for the day. We launched less than 5 minutes from the Fly shop and started fishing right away. I was in the front and caught 16-19 in. fish all day. My sister-in-law was in the back using the exact equipment and tackle caught one fish at the end of the day to save her trip. Ran into a young moose while we were anchored up and eating lunch. He entered the river and swam in our direction. we moved across river to let him by and he walked up the other side and disappeared into the woods. Unbelievable to see a moose up close in the wild. The river is closed to boats at the I95 because of construction so we had to pull out at the RV park. Justin returned us to the Airbnb at the end of the day and we said our goodbyes. I will return as soon as I can for another adventure.

What an amazing experience! Craig was such a great guide. The float down was so relaxing and…read morebeautiful! It lasted about four hours. We would float for a bit, then stop, and float, then stop. Each time we stopped, we would swim and jump from rocks into the water! We saw tons of fish and some other wildlife. 10/10, a great experience! I have no complaints.

Long time shop with great local knowledge on fly fishing. You might find them tying some flies,…read moretalking about fishing for cutties on the CDA or St Joe rivers, steelhead on the Clearwater, or pike in our local lakes. They can fill the bill if you are a newbie or experienced fly fisher. Very easy to get along with too. Best around!

My husband and I did a guided walk and wade trip. We had a fantastic time with our two guides Ryan…read moreand Jake! It was obvious how passionate they are and how much they love their job. They were very outgoing and friendly, full of information. We went in a rough time of the year, and received a call ahead of time saying catching the fish would be more of a challenge based on the current conditions. I truly appreciated how honest they were. We were very glad we still went. It was our first time ever fly fishing and learned a ton. Again, highly recommend!!

We had a great time on the boat with Captain James. Very friendly. We caught a few smaller rainbows…read moreand a trophy mackinaw! It's an experience we'll never forget. Thanks for the great day!

From the owner: Fishing Charter, Fishing Catching world record rainbow…read moretrout,scenic

We found this state park while driving to Canada. Excellent little campground with trails. The…read moretrail was easy not steep at all. Not gravely either. I am glad we found this place. Very few people were on site when we visited.

We stayed this last weekend at round lake with some friends and family. We rented three sites next…read moreto each other. As soon as we arrived the people in front of us quickly got stuck because of the boulders that are placed everywhere. The people that work there sat in the golf cart and proceeded to watch them for thirty minutes. My spouse had to help with 3 others to jiggle a boulder so they can gain an inch of room. The area where they ask you to put up tents on are white rock filled area next to our fire pit and picnic table. We were asked to not use the "ground" dirt to camp but did point out many tents using this. The rules are ridiculous, no hammocks , and if you are disabled and use a cane like I do good luck maneuvering around the unnecessary costly boulders that are not an improvement but a waste of cost. Never again will I or seventeen others visit again. Enjoy your boulders.

Beautiful park! We had a great time exploring around walked around the trails and saw the beautiful…read morehouses surround the river area. VERY short trail but nice to get out in nature and the trails are clear unlike other places

Easy to get to, was easy to park. Need another toilet and its a bummer that polution does float…read moreinto the swimming area. Otherwise its the best for kids with no boat traffic to worry about.

Some places grab your soul from the moment you pull off the highway -- Kootenai Falls is exactly…read moreone of them. I rolled through here expecting a nice view, and got full-on nature theatre. The hike isn't brutal -- about half-a-mile from the road to the bridge or viewpoint, with picnic tables and restrooms at the lot. Enough challenge to feel good, not so much that it kills your afternoon. The trail that leads upstream to the main falls is short but dramatic: water rushing over rock terraces, multiple drops, including a 30-foot fall seen from the overlook. Downstream you cross that swinging bridge -- it creaks, it sways above the green Kootenai water, and it gives you a rush just standing there. Accessible but wild feeling: old railroad overpass, rocky descent sections, metal stairs, forest canopy, birds, moss -- all the good stuff. I went there in early summer; the river was high, mist in air, sun breaking through trees. The light hits the falls just right at golden hour -- reflections everywhere, water sparkle, shadows dancing. Ambience is pure Montana: no loud crowds, mostly locals, forest smells, river roar, the rustle of pine needles. Parking isn't fancy, but it's clean; restrooms are basic. Picnic area shaded, with enough space to sit, eat, soak it all in. Final take: 5 stars, no doubt. Probably one of those places I'll revisit again and again just to feel that rushing water, that bridge sway, that "whoa" moment when you turn the corner and see the falls looming. If you're in this part of Montana -- don't pass it by.

Kootenai falls and the suspension bridge are the perfect hike for everyone and I mean everyone!…read moreWhether you are not in the best of shape or you are traveling with kids or you have your dog with you, not only can you do this trail but you will thoroughly enjoy it. This is one of the best experiences I have had during my travels and I recommend it to everyone. We spent hours here enjoying the beauty of nature. The walk is gorgeous, The falls are gorgeous, the suspension bridge is fun and exciting! And when I say anyone can do this, the lady in front of was by herself with two children...she literally had a newborn baby strapped to her and was pushing a stroller for her toddler and they made it over the suspension bridge and all the way back up. The only caveat is that there are some steps which are definitely not dog friendly. They are kind of a twisted metal with spikes that is probably great for traction and melting snow, but would be very difficult on a dog's paw pads, so if you have a dog with you you will have to carry them down some stairs. However, we encountered multiple people with large dogs, so unless that's a problem for you, for some reason you can still do this hike with your large dog. Our dog is small so it was a breeze. Another thing you will see a lot of on this hike is smiling faces. This is a genuinely beautiful place where people are just really happy. I could not recommend this more highly and even if you're not super close, it is worth the drive.