Stillwater Made Easy!
Trout fishing is defined by streams. Moving water represents purity far more than a saltwater flat or stagnant lake. Rivers and creeks...
Claassenia and Hecuba are out. It feels like Autumn
Snake River Claassenia stoneflies continue their emergence on most reaches and grasshopper continue to make racket on the banks. PMDs...
Its Hot! Choose Your Time on the Water Wisely
Snake River Claassenia is out in little more with more shucks evident on the banks of every reach. This continues to make larger...
Flat Creek is Open! And Mutant Stones are Out!
Snake River Crystal clear water on the entire reach and larger cutthroats – 16 to 18 inches – are making up more of the fish compared to...
Four Rivers Going Strong
Snake River Substantial visibility on all reaches of the Snake is making dry fly fishing the standard way to go at the moment. PMDs and...
Mid-July Report from Southern GYA
Snake River Good to solid fishing on just about every reach as the Snake continues to gain more visibility each day with more than enough...
Too Many Options
Snake River The tailwater reach remains a solid choice for dry fly opportunities as PMDs emerge big time most days. The Snake below the...
Late June Means More Water
Snake River Good fishing on the tailwater reach below Jackson Lake Dam where flows stand at 2,400cfs and visibility is at close to 100%. ...
Solstice Report
Snake River Runoff is beginning to subside on the Snake and we are within a couple weeks of fishing the river with confidence. In the...
Tailwaters and Lakes
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam are currently at around 4,500cfs. The tailwater reach above Pacific Creek continues to have the...
