Pike and Bass on Chain Lakes: A Four‑Hour Power‑Boat Fishing Run out of Medimont

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Pike and Bass on Chain Lakes: A Four‑Hour Power‑Boat Fishing Run out of Medimont

A focused, four‑hour outing aboard a roomy 25‑foot powerboat for up to six anglers targeting Northern pike and largemouth and smallmouth bass; this guide explains what to expect and what to bring.

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Pike and Bass on Chain Lakes: A Four‑Hour Power‑Boat Fishing Run out of Medimont.

Duration
4 Hours
Location
Medimont
Operator
Northwest Outfitters
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

From the Rainy Hill Boat Launch in Medimont, a 25‑foot, 91‑inch‑beam powerboat takes up to six anglers onto Chain Lakes for a concentrated, four‑hour fishing run. Whether you favor traditional gear or a fly rod, the outing centers on casting for Northern pike and both large‑ and smallmouth bass in a single, action‑packed day on the water.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Spacious 25‑Foot Platform

The trip is run on a 25‑foot boat with a 91‑inch beam configured to carry up to six anglers, providing stable deck space for casting, netting and moving around between rods.

THE TARGETS

Pike and Bass on the Line

Expect focused fishing for Northern pike alongside both large‑ and smallmouth bass—one outing that covers a variety of predatory species and the techniques they demand.

THE STYLE

Gear or Fly — Your Choice

The trip accommodates anglers using conventional tackle or fly‑fishing setups, letting groups mix approaches while sharing a single vessel and effort.

What the day feels like

What the Day Feels Like

Brief and concentrated, the outing compresses the essentials of lake gamefishing into a four‑hour engine run: launch from Rainy Hill, run to prime spots on Chain Lakes, and spend the session rotating anglers and casts from a roomy, six‑person boat. Expect repeated opportunities for topwater and subsurface presentations as you work pike and bass across structure.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits and local requirements to keep in mind.

1
Experienced AnglersA tight, four‑hour outing aboard a shared boat is ideal for anglers ready to maximize fishing time; note that an Idaho fishing license is required and is not included with the trip.
2
Mixed‑Ability GroupsGroups that mix gear and fly anglers can fish together on the same vessel, but organizers should be aware that licenses and gratuities are participants' responsibility.
3
Families with ChildrenFamilies with competent young anglers can consider the trip, but must ensure each angler meets licensing requirements; the trip capacity is limited to the boat's six‑person limit.
4
First‑Time AnglersNovices can join for an introduction to pike and bass fishing aboard the boat, but must obtain an Idaho fishing license beforehand and plan for gratuity separately.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

This is a four‑hour guided power‑boat trip.

Meeting Point

Meet at Rainy Hill Boat Launch, Medimont, ID (31504 St. Highway 3).

What to Bring

Recommended: sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, weather‑appropriate clothing and layers.

Licenses & Fees

An Idaho fishing license is required and is not included with the trip; gratuity is also not included.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the trip?

The outing lasts four hours.

Where do we meet the operator?

You meet at the Rainy Hill Boat Launch in Medimont, ID (31504 St. Highway 3).

How many people fit on the boat?

The boat carries up to six anglers.

What species will we be targeting?

The trip targets Northern pike and both large‑ and smallmouth bass.

Do I need an Idaho fishing license?

Yes — an Idaho fishing license is required and is not included with the trip; it can be purchased online or at the local shop.