SNAKE RIVER WALLEYE FISHING
a Division of Hells Canyon Sport Fishing
Monster
Walleye.
Get One
for Your Wall
(or release it).
Welcome to lyons ferry.
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home to the river of the next world record
walleye.
Located at the confluence of the Snake and Palouse rivers, Lyons Ferry was the dividing point for the Ice Age floods after they carved the Palouse River canyons more than 13,000 years ago.
From the confluence, the flood waters then went west into the Pasco Basin and east (upriver) to Lewiston, Idaho. The Lyons Ferry area was home to a Palouse (Palus) Indian village.
First written accounts of this village were documented by Lewis and Clark and the Corp of Discovery while passing through the area in October of 1805.
Lyons Ferry was named for the ferry crossing that operated across the Snake River from 1860 until the late-1960s, when it was replaced by the existing bridge.
In the fall of 1914, near present day Lyons Ferry State Park, the first Union Pacific Railroad locomotive crossed the Snake River on one of the largest bridges along the entire transcontinental route.
Your Trip.
walleye Fishing on the Snake River at lyons ferry with us & how
things operate.
Get One for Your Wall (or let it go).
Monster Snake River Walleye.
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