Lochsa River, Idaho - 18,500 CFS

What a classic piece of river. A great day out ripping in the Bitterroot wilderness with my older brother Ian. I think this was a little too high to be considered "Prime Flow". It felt mostly washed out with a couple of amazing features. 10-15k would be better for surf and steeper waves...But the river was still giving up Big kickflips, big wave airs, and some epic surf...that's Idaho yo!

[@ZachMacKayak]

blessed by more EG film. Jah bless

[@jamesellison4458]

Thanks for posting. Got to run this at similar flows a few years ago, and it was one of the most purely fun runs of all time. Hadn’t seen a video that really reflected that till today.

[@andrewnau433]

One of my favorite spring places.

[@followingrj]

Juicy flow 🔥🔥🔥

[@waterdragon4950]

Yah freakin’ hoo!
Big juicy & great surfs.
Good vid, love the sound of the river.
🌎🌊🌲🔥🌪

[@beantooth]

always rad. nice work evan

[@notorious_media_tent]

Yesssir!!!!! Feed us with more edits Papi EG!!!

[@parzable]

18.5 Q's!
That's some wicked flow kid.
☝️🍋

[@lowcostadventures]

Awesome video and fantastic run.

[@wildflyingbc]

Wow crazy airtime! Talking about flying, you coming up to BC in 2023 to fly?

[@tonybarbre2743]

surf city

[@trevortimm2443]

Were those goats or steezes?

[@evangarcia9698]

Puffy Steezes!

[@evangarcia9698]

There isn’t a better kayak on the planet for that kind of whitewater

[@trevortimm2443]

I have been consistently jealous of everyone I have seen rippin a steeze. Looks like a fun boat, might have to replace my antix...