Capnias are Finally Out
Snake River Still a decent amount of surface activity is holding water with slow currents – primarily backwater channels, eddies and the...
More water on the South Fork and Warmer Temps Everywhere Most Days
Snake River More surface action over the past couple of weeks, although it is occurring in specific water types – specifically backwater...
From Cold to Warm so Far this January
Snake River Still midging most waters at the moment and it will take some effort to get to prime water with all the snow we have had so...
January is for Midging
Snake River Same story on the Snake as we had in December, although warmer days are producing a bit better surface action if you are...
Exploring Wyoming's Upper Green River
Tailwaters often overshadow other sections of blue-ribbon streams, and for very understandable reasons. Upstream reservoirs create ideal...
Midgin' in December
Snake River Pure midge game both above and below the surface at the moment. The most productive top-water period is between around 1pm...
Midges, Eggs, and Streamers to Start December
Snake River Cooler temps after a pretty warm November. As expected, chironomid imitations are working best on the surface. Top water...
Hard to Beat Conditions this November
After a cool and wet October, we have had nothing but sunny skies and temps in the 50s so far this November. This has been really hard...
An Unconsidered Realm
Wyoming’s Snake River is cutthroat country. The watershed consists of dozens of tributaries, spring creeks, and lakes and is considered...
The Snake and the South Fork in Early November
Snake River Midges have been out in force on most reaches just about every day from the 11am to 3pm. Blue-winged olives are also making...
