Mid-September on Two Wonderful Rivers
Snake River Continuing cool air and water temps are pushing fishing on the Snake River into prime autumn form. Claassenia stoneflies are...
September Is Coming
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam are at just under 3,000cfs. Cool weather and lower releases are allowing for better fishing than...
Hecuba Keeps Late Season Surface Action in the Cards
Late summer can coincide with waning dry fly fishing on many rivers in the Rocky Mountain West. For other trout streams, however, it’s...
Better Weather. Better Water Temps. Better Fishing
Snake River Cooler air temps and reduced flows from Jackson Lake have improved fishing on the Snake, especially on the upper reaches from...
Flows Coming Down Ever So Slightly
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam stand are dropping ever so slightly this week. Still higher than normal but fishing is getting...
Warm Waters Yet Still Decent Fishing (But Be Careful).
Snake River High flows but solid visibility at the moment on the Snake and we started to see our first Claassenia stoneflies a couple of...
The South Fork, Snake, and Salt are the Places to Be
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam are at approximately 5,100cfs. A lot of water, and warm water, for this time of year on the...
Streams and Lakes are Warming. Target Specific Waters.
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam have ramped up to meet downstream irrigation demand but the river retains substantial visibility...
Film Flies: Presenting flies to fish feeding just below the surface.
Organizing fly boxes is a time-honored tradition by anglers around world. Many see it as a requirement for success on the water. For...
Closing June With Lots Of Options
Snake River The Snake started to fish consistently on the surface about a week and a half ago and that trend continues as the river...
