Snake River Good fishing on the tailwater reach below Jackson Lake Dam where flows stand at 2,400cfs and visibility is at close to 100%. Surface action has been best from the tail of the spillway down to Cattlemens with eddies, riffles, submerged structure, and banks offering consistent production. PMDs are the primary bugs on the water with a smattering of yellow sallies in the mix. Nymph rigs are producing very well in the same water. Expect as much as a five to one rati

Snake River Runoff is beginning to subside on the Snake and we are within a couple weeks of fishing the river with confidence. In the meantime, the best results are coming from the tailwater reach where clarity is very good and flows from the dam have been reduce to 2,800cfs. There is surface action in bits-and-piece in eddy pools and slow runs along banks with moderate depths. Small attractor, midge and caddis imitations are the name of the game if fishing top-water. It

Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam are currently at around 4,500cfs. The tailwater reach above Pacific Creek continues to have the best visibility. Jackson Lake, however, is in turn over, so that visibility is far from crystal clear. Nonetheless, there is still around three feet of clarity. Don’t expect off-the-charts action, but there are fish to be had. Nymph rigs are performing best when fished along banks, seams, and eddies. Streamer fishing is debatably producin