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Idaho Work Letter Operation
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The federal and Idaho state governments do not regulate panning or non-mechanized activity in Idaho. Therefore, you may pan on public lands (federal, state, or local government-owned lands) without a permit.
You can go gold dredging anywhere it's permissible under federal or local law. Regulations for recreational gold dredging differ from site to site. For example, you can freely pan for gold without a permit in some areas, but you may need a prospecting permit to use a dredge or sluice.
Recreational Gold Mining The IDL does not regulate recreational suction dredge mining. Recreational dredge mining applies when miners use power sluices, small recreational suction dredges with a nozzle five (5) inches in diameter or less, and equipment rated at a maximum of fifteen (15) horsepower or less.
The IDL is responsible for overseeing 1,567 active mines and 28 active dredge and placer operations. To regulate all 1,595 mining permits, IDL divides Idaho into five mineral zones based on staffing availability.
The Act allows the State to enjoin an operation without a permit or bond or an operation violating an existing permit. Violation of the Act carries a civil penalty of $500 to $2,500 for each day a violation continues.
The IDWR Letter Permit authorizes you to use small-scale, mechanized equipment, including but not limited to suction dredges, powered sluice boxes, and high bankers that are limited to motors or engines rated no more than 15 HP.
The Yankee Fork Gold Dredge is located in the central mountains of Idaho on the Yankee Fork tributary of the Salmon River. The Yankee Fork is close to the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness area. The nearest town, Stanley, is 22 miles from the dredge.
Here's how to contact us: Send an email using our: Contact Us Form. Call us at: (208) 332-3576 or toll-free 1-800-448-2977. Mail your letter to: Idaho Department of Labor. 317 W. Main Street. Boise, Idaho 83735-0760.
