Everything Seems to be Fishing Now
Snake River Tributaries continue to recede and the Snake is getting into shape just in time for the heavy June hatches of caddis, yellow...
Lots of Respectable Options During Runoff
Snake River The Snake is receding and flows from Jackson Lake Dam stand at 3,800cfs. The tailwater reach has substantial visibility and...
Lots of Opportunities to Start Summer 2021
Snake River The tailwater reach below Jackson Lake Dam is the place to be as runoff continues on the Snake. Flows at the Dam stand at...
Henry's Fork is the place to be, but the South Fork, Green, & below JLD are respectable options.
Snake River The Snake is in runoff and the most consistent fishing now on the tailwater reach just below Jackson Lake Dam where releases...
Runoff has commenced, but we still have good things on the Henry's Fork
Snake River The Snake went into runoff around the 1st of May but there is still visibility on the foot and a half range, so some...
Skwalas Are Out In Good Numbers
Snake River Good action throughout the drainage with emergences of midges, Capnias, and blue-winged olives just about everyday. But...
The Best Dry Fly Fishing of the Year So Far
Snake River The best dry fly fishing since early last November is occurring on the Snake River with intense emergences of midges and lots...
Crazy Surface Action on the Snake and South Fork
Snake River Surface action has picked up big time on the middle and lower reaches from Moose down to Sheep Gulch. Lots of midges from...
And Early Spring and Better Fishing
Snake River Better fishing on most of the Snake over the past two weeks as both air and water temps warm. Chironomids dominate, but we...
Better Production in Late February
Snake River Still a decent amount of surface activity is holding water with slow currents – primarily backwater channels, eddies and the...
