north-fork-to-bellevue

North Fork Confluence to Bellevue is a stretch on Big Wood River, Idaho.

Also called Ketchum to Bellevue.

It is fishable.

Perfect Fly Store: 'from the confluence of the North Fork downstream for about twenty-five miles to Bellevue is the most popular area to fish' -- classic freestone, wadeable, not drift-boat water. Sun Valley tourism: the Big Wood is the closest, easiest river with many public access points; Idaho allows wading below the high-water mark with entry/exit at public easements.

It is upstream of Lower Big Wood.

It is downstream of North Fork Confluence.

Sourced from 2 sites.

Sources: The Perfect Fly Store and visitsunvalley.com.

Access, closures and rules change; check with the state agency before you go.