Winter Fishing Underway on the Snake and South Fork
Snake River A cooler than average November has reduced surface action to a tight window around 11am until 2pm, although some days it can...
Winter Comes Early
Snake River Good surface action is occurring on cloudy days with precipitation as trout feed on intermittent to heavy midge emergences....
Will November Be Better Than October?
Snake River Dry fly fishing has been good (think BWOs and midges, along opportunities with moderately sized streamers) depending on what...
Try To End October On A Strong Note
Snake River The most consistent action has been occurring on the mid and lower reaches from Moose down to Sheep Gulch, although, as on...
Why Winter?
A decade and a half ago, winters were downtime for me and almost every other guide in the Rocky Mountain West. We worked our butts off...
Entering Into the Heart of Autumn Fishing
Snake River The Snake is fishing well on all reaches as it typically does this time of year with flows from Jackson Lake Dam receding,...
September Is Here. Better Production Awaits.
Snake River Warm air and water temps call for an early start. Luckily, we are now going into more seasonable temps and the fishing should...
Ending August With Fun And Challenging Chaos
Snake River Flows are up from Jackson Lake Dam and currently stand at approximately 3,000 cfs. Fishing was challenging after these...
Keep An Eye On The Water Temps
Snake River Water temps remain warm on most of the river with gauges going over 70 degrees by 4pm. There is still good surface action...
Cooler, Wetter Weather Is Helping Keep Things In Shape
Snake River Recent rains have helps cool temps by two to three helpful degrees. We are seeing our first signs of Claassenia on the Snake...
