![]() ![]() A number of small streams, many of which are enveloped by the Cache National Forest, await anglers looking to catch this oft-forgotten native trout species in Idaho. Once thought to be extinct, after an aggressive, coordinated recovery effort by multiagency conservation teams and private citizens, there are now at least 202 Bonneville cutthroat trout populations that occupy about 2,728 miles of stream habitat in 21 watersheds in Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming. ![]() While Bonnevilles inhabit the smallest geographic range of any of the native trout of Idaho, their recovery in far southeast Idaho is an incredible example of collaboration and compromise. Bonneville cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii utah)
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