The area offers some great family fishing oppurtunties. From everything from Steel head fishing in the Salmon River. Bass Fishing in the Salmon River and the Snake River. Sturgeon fishing in the Snake River. Trout fishing in the Clearwater river, Salmon River and the Snake river. High mountain lakes in the Gospel Hump Wilderness area and the Seven Devils for trout.  But the best Family Fishing would be at Winchester state park in Winchester Lake. The state park offers day use grills and a play area for the little ones. Great place for day trip.

Tolo Lake onthe Camas Prarie is located just minutes from the lodge. The lake was named after a Nez Perce woman who brought news of the outbreak to miners in Florence. Known as Tulekats Chikchamit, her Nez Perce name was corrupted to “Tule” and then “Tolo” by non-Indians. In gratitude for her courage and loyalty, she was the only Nimiipuu given an allotment outside the reservation. She died in 1920, and is buried in Winona, Idaho.  The 30-acre Tolo Lake is owned by the Idaho Department of Fish & Game (IDF&G). In September 1994 IDF&G cooperated with The Friends of Tolo Lake to improve sh and wildlife habitat. A century of silt was removed and refashioned into islands for waterfowl. In September, 1994 a worker saw something in the muck—a huge bone! Authorities identi ed it as a Columbian Mammoth. A hasty two-week paleontological recovery of prehistoric mammoth and bison ensued. Work resumed in August 1995, resulting in recovery of three mammoth skeletons and an ancient bison skull. Other fossils were left in place as a preservation measure.