conant

Conant is a access on South Fork Snake River, Idaho.

Also called Conant Boat Access, Conant Boat Ramp and Conant Valley boat access.

It is fishable and launchable.

River mile 14.2 (BLM), concrete ramp, visitor center. Head of the Canyon Section; below Conant the river leaves Highway 26 (BLM). Backcountry Post: South Fork Lodge is 'near the bridge' at Conant.

It is on the stretch Upper Section.

It is upstream of Cottonwood.

It is downstream of Spring Creek Bridge.

Floats that start here: Conant to Cottonwood, from Conant to Cottonwood, 13.8 miles; Conant to Byington (the Canyon), from Conant to Byington, 24.8 miles.

Floats that end here: Palisades Dam to Conant (Upper Section), from Palisades Dam to Conant, 14.2 miles; Spring Creek to Conant, from Spring Creek Bridge to Conant, 2 miles; Irwin to Conant, from Irwin to Conant.

Sourced from 5 sites.

Sources: backcountrypost.com, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Land Management (2) (retrieved 2026-10-20), fishingreports.orvis.com, The Perfect Fly Store (retrieved 2026-10-20) and trroutfitters.com (retrieved 2026-10-29).

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