Prepare and Pack for Your Trip - St. Joe River

We are excited to take you down the river!  Preparation is key to a successful river trip, although we like to think of ourselves as all-inclusive, we can't all just spend all day on the river in the nude and / or without a camera. Be prepared using the lists below.

Provisions

DAY TRIPS

On each day trip, you will be provided:

    • provide a gourmet shore lunch set up
    • drinks
    • a professional guide with a boat
    • vast opportunities to catch fish
    • a peaceful float down the river
    • shuttle transportation
    • all fishing gear (flies, rods, leaders, etc.), with the exception of waders. 

OVERNIGHT TRIPS

Each overnight camping evening includes:

    • Personal cabin (occupancy 2)
    • Shower house and restrooms
    • Wifi
    • Gourmet meals with drinks

    Prepare for Your Trip

    LIABILITY FORM

    Due to the potential risks of the outdoors, everyone is required to sign a standard liability release form sent in a confirmation e-mail, acknowledging awareness of and acceptance of the risks associated with the trip you have selected. 

    The guides and White Pine Outfitters will attempt to meet all schedules, but assume no responsibility for inconvenience or expense due to delays or changes.

    FISHING LICENSES

    If you plan on fishing you will need to purchase an IDAHO fishing license.  Purchase them online at the Idaho Fish and Game website and print a copy or you can get one at St. Joe Sport Shop in St. Maries before your trip.  Both 3 day and 10 day licenses are available. Kids 13 and younger don't need a fishing license for catch and release.

    Pack for Your Trip

    DAY TRIP RECOMMENDED PACK LIST

    We recommend that each person bring the following for day trips:

      • A printable copy to Spring Creek Cabins from St Maries as the service in the area isn't great once you leave St. Maries
      • An Idaho Fishing license
      • Clothing for sun protection
      • A fleece jacket for cool evenings and mornings
      • A rain jacket and pants
      • River shoes that can get wet if you would like to wade
      • Sunglasses with croakies
      • A sun hat
      • Any medications you may need on a regular basis or in an emergency (e.g. epipen, inhaler, etc.)
      • An extra pair of car keys for vehicle shuttle
      • A camera with extra batteries
      COLD WEATHER

      In spring, fall, on overnight trips,  or if average daily temperatures are less than 60 deg F, we recommend:
      • Waders and boots
      • Wool / synthetic base layers
      • Synthetic sweats for under your waders
      • Extra synthetic or wool layers
      • Down / puffy coat
      • Wool / synthetic beanie
      • Gloves

      OVERNIGHT STAYS

      • Small flashlight and /or headlamp with extra batteries
      • Toiletries, including small towel, feminine hygiene, handiwipes, extra hand sanitizer etc.
      • Ear plugs
      • Toothbrush/paste
      • Spare glasses/contacts
      • White Pine Outfitters provides limited amounts of beer and soda (approximately 2 cans per person per day).  You may bring as much additional beer and soda as you want, but we do request that you buy these in aluminum cans.  White Pine Outfitters also provides a modest amount of wine to have with dinners. If you wish to bring your own favorite wines or if you want to bring hard liquor you are welcome to do so. 

      OPTIONAL GEAR

      • Camera
      • Binoculars
      • Pen & Notebook
      • Reading Material

      GRATUITY 

      Our guides work very hard to provide a great trip for you. At your discretion, a tip (10-20%) may be left with your trip leader and will be appreciated by all of your crew.

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