Cooling Water Temps
Snake River High flows and off-color conditions from recent rains have subsided and the Snake is getting back into shape. Finding...
Flat Creek is Open!
Snake River Yellow sallies and PMDs are still prevalent on the lower reaches below the Hoback confluence but waning some upstream....
Still Good Fishing But Keep An Eye On Warming Waters
Snake River Water temps are beginning to creep into voluntary “hoot owl” mode, so an early start is imperative. Fishing has waned a...
Focusing on Three Rivers for the Rest of July
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam have ramped up to 2000cfs and this has put the fishing into a bit of a challenging situation for...
Good Surface Action and More to Come
Snake River Caddis and flavs are still there although waning, but strong emergences of yellow sallies and golden stones remain. Green...
Everything is a Go (and Earlier than Expected)
Snake River Runoff peaked almost a month ago, flows are receding, and the Snake is getting into solid early season shape with caddis,...
Many Waters Getting into Shape
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam continue to stand at 280cfs. Lake turnover has subsided and there is increased visibility. ...
Navigating Troubled Waters
It's interesting to hear Snake River fly fishers of different generations debate the quality of the fishing now compared to 40 years ago....
Moving In The Right Direction
Snake River Runoff slowed a bit a week and a half ago but it is in full swing again, making the tailwater reach below Jackson Lake Dam...
A Challenging May Will Make Us Better Fly Fishers
Snake River The tailwater reach below Jackson Lake Dam has fairly consistent visibility and low flows at just under 300cfs (and this will...
