Things Are Happening Early
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam stand at 4,000cfs. Runoff continues on the Snake, making the tailwater reach below the dam the...
The Last Report Of A Dry-Wet-Dry May
Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam stand at 2,500cfs. Runoff on the Snake continues, leaving the tailwater reach from the Dam down...
High Flows, But We Still Have The Henry's Fork
Snake River The Snake is in runoff, making the tailwater reach from Jackson Lake Dam down to Pacific Creek the most viable option for...
End of April Report
Snake River Water temps are peaking in the low 50s on most reaches and a broad spectrum of emergences are occurring throughout the day. ...
Mid-April Report
Snake River Warming temps have been the norm over the past week and a half but this has not put the Snake in runoff yet, but we should...
The First Report Of Spring
Snake River Solid spring weather has created more comfortable fishing opportunities in the region. Midges are still popping, but we also...
A Post - St. Paddy's Day Report
Jack Johnson's first trout came on a streamer. Snake River Some cooler weather has returned to the areas with highs reaching the mid to...
Report for March 3rd, 2025
Snake River Very warm weather has been a boon for consistent action both below and on the surface. Overnight lows are not swinging as...
The Mid-February Report
Snake River A lot of back-and-forth weather-wise over the past two weeks, with cold spells, warm spells, sunshine, and precipitation. ...
January 25th 2025 Report
Snake River Our first true cold spell of the winter occurred this month, creating substantial anchor ice and frazzle ice on the Snake. ...
