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Tomorrow is June - Henry's Fork and YNP

Tomorrow is June - Henry's Fork and YNP

Flows from Jackson Lake Dam are at approximately 7,000cfs. We are still feeling the effects of lake turnover on the tailwater reach but it has cleared noticeably over the past few days and is much, much clearer than the rest of the Snake. Nymphing is producing best on the upper reach above Cattleman’s. Streamers are the way to go immediately below the Dam and from Cattleman’s down to the confluence with Pacific Creek. Nymphing has been best in eddies and in riffles and si

The Mid-May Report

Snake River Same story as earlier this month of the Snake. With the River is full runoff, the tailwater reach from Jackson Lake Dam down to Pacific Creek is the place to be. Flows are at 5,000cfs and the water remains substantially clearer than just about every other option in the area. Still not a lot of surface activity, but the action on nymphs and streamers is good and getting better as water temperatures continue to warm into the mid-40s. Eddies and riffle are providi

Things are Picking Up

Snake River The Snake is in runoff but there is crystal clear water on the tailwater reach from Jackson Lake Dam to Pacific Creek, and this is the place to be. Water temps are still cool up there – topping out at 41 degrees most days – but this is more than enough to offer decent action most days. Midges are on the surface and you will observe some surface feeding activity by trout on the upper half of this reach above Cattleman’s. It is sporadic at best. Going subsurface

End of April Report - Just a bit of water to hit

Snake River A good, solid week of fishing the skwala hatch has past and the Snake is officially in runoff. The best fishing now is on the tailwater reach below Jackson Lake Dam where the water is crystal clear and flows are actually in a sweet spot – 3,000 cfs – that we don’t usually get to see until the final week of May. Water temps are still cool up there – topping out at about 40 degrees - so you still have to work for your fish. But the fish are there. Streamers have

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