Results of an Uncongested November
Snake River Chironomids are on the water just about everyday, but the real surface action is on blue-winged olives which begin to pop...
Its November, and the Snake and South Fork are the Places to be.
Snake River Dry flies are producing after 11am, with the best action is occurring after 2pm as midge and BWO emergences intensify. The...
Is This The Best Fishing We Have Had Since July?
Snake River BWOs dominate the surface scene most days with a smattering of mahogany duns and October caddis around every now and then....
October - My Favorite Month
Snake River Winter flows on the Snake and fishing has been pretty solid over the past couple of weeks with dry flies, dry-droppers, and...
Things in Shape for October
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam are ramping down to winter levels and the Snake is getting into its typical autumn fashion with...
Last Report for September
Snake River Claassenia is waning but still decent emergences of PMDs from 11am until mid-afternoon. Hecuba and mahogany duns can be out...
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...
