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...
YNP is Open and the South Fork is the Place to Be
Snake River With the Snake in runoff, the tailwater reach below Jackson Lake Dam continues to off the best fishing opportunities. No...
Want to be a Better Fly Fisher? Try Stepping Out of Your Bubble
Living on the Idaho-Wyoming border puts me in the center of trout country. It offers a world of variety. Within a couple hours’ drive I...
It's Time for Tailwaters
Snake River With the Snake in runoff, the tailwater reach from Jackson Lake Dam down to Pacific Creek is the obvious choice, and it just...
Shocking Developments - Rainbow Suppression on the South Fork of the Snake
An Evinrude-powered jet sled slowly prowls a bankside eddy on the South Fork of the Snake River. The olive-jacketed passengers sport...
We're in Runoff, But We Still Have Some Fishing
South Fork Flows from Palisades Reservoir stand at approximately 15,300cfs. Still around three feet of visibility on the upper reach and...
On the Cusp of Runoff
Snake River Warm spring temps have put most of the Snake into runoff, or at least on the cusp of it. The tailwater reach below Jackson...
