Slow Winter Water is the Place to be
Snake River The lower reaches from South Park Bridge down to Sheep Gulch is the place to be with fish concentrated in ledge rock pools,...
Winter Fly Fishing for the Novice
(Note- this story originally appeared in the winter 2020-2021 issue of The Fly Fishing and Tying Journal) Fly fishing for trout during...
Fish are in Their Wintering Water a Bit Early This Year
Snake River With low flows and cooling water temps, trout are clearly moving into their wintering water, especially backwater side...
Great Start to November
Snake River Good but inconsistent fishing with the best action happening on the lower reaches from South Park down to Sheep Gulch. Trout...
Fly Fishing Report for the Last Week of October
Snake River Dry fly fishing has been decent and fairly consistent on all reaches. There is even respectable action on larger attractors...
Cutthroats, Browns, Brookies, and More
Snake River It’s been a good October on the Snake so far with decent to solid emergences of October caddis, mahogany duns and BWOs most...
Great Weather in the Region and Good Fishing to Boot!
Snake River Releases from Jackson Lake Dam are at their projected winter flows for the year and, with extreme clarity, dry fly fishing...
Latest Reports for the the Snake and the South Fork
Snake River Hecubas, PMDs, mahogany duns, and BWOs are on the water each day and can be heavy on those days with cloud cover and...
September Rolls On In Typical Fashion
Snake River Continued emergences of Claassenia and Hecuba and still a decent amount of PMDs around. Both surface and subsurface action...
Feeling More Like Autumn
Snake River Flows have been dropping from Jackson Lake Dam and, with the clarity, this almost feels like the fishing we get a month from...
