Yes, I notice it's not too far from Dillon. There's a small ski area as well if I was there in season. What are property and state income taxes like in ID?
Salmon Idaho area
Looking at some retirement, part-time property to spend May-September in about 3 years. Appears to be a nice area and was wondering if anyone can give me the pro/con of the area. Fishing & rafting a must, others of lesser importance.
Thanks,
R
Thanks,
R
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Thanks for the info. Not so interested in Steelhead or Salmon, I get my fix on the NorCal streams October-March for them. I'm more interested in trout and a place to get out of the Central California heat May-September. 8 months a year is nice here, summer is Africa hot. Looks like it's gotta have some good trout fishing nearby, Frank Curch Wilderness, Middle Fork Salmon, and it's a lot closer to Dillon & Twin Bridges than I am now.
I was waiting for you to jump in; locked the door behind you? I've heard the stream fishing there sucks as well.Don't come to Dillon as you probably wouldn't like it. The only lakes near Dillon are the Reservoir's and they are to big for a float tube. And about the only other lakes are the ones that sit at 8500'. And they are iced up until July.
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