All you need to get started is a fishing license, and youth (under 14) fish for free. If you need a license, purchasing one on the fly is easy to do with your smartphone — and you can start fishing ...

While here in North Idaho ... fishing a light fiberglass rod like this one in the small creeks. I know that I will be catching smaller fish, and I can set a bit harder as the rod has more flex to it.

Today, the coastal town's main industries are boat manufacturing, fishing, and tourism ... dilapidated buildings are preserved. Bonners Ferry, Idaho, pictured below in 1926, was another bustling ...

As you cross the Kootenai River driving south into Bonners Ferry ... fly your country’s flag. Because we are good friends.” The banishment and resurrection of the Canadian flag in northern ...

BONNERS FERRY — Following ... new state law limiting which flags may fly on government property. The city’s declaration states that Bonners Ferry is Idaho’s closest incorporated municipality ...

BONNERS FERRY, Idaho – The Bonners Ferry City Council voted to continue displaying the Canadian flag on city grounds, despite a directive from Idaho's Attorney General. The council's decision ...

(Lindsay Aerts/KTVX) Idaho’s ... entities to fly the flags of other countries during “special occasions.” Seeking to again fly the flag year-round, the Bonners Ferry City Council passed ...

BONNERS FERRY — Following a directive ... sidestepping the new state law limiting which flags may fly on government property. The city’s declaration states that Bonners Ferry is Idaho’s closest ...

It turns out that the Idaho Republican legislators’ attempt to dictate which flags cities can and cannot fly is running into ... the North Idaho city of Bonners Ferry, which is just 30 miles ...