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The Latest Report for Early August

Snake River Water temps have cooled some with gauges peaking around 65-66 degrees after 5pm each day. However, above average air temps...

Snake River Hatches are waning as we get deeper into summer, with a smattering of caddis, PMDs, and yellow sallies each day. Grasshoppers...

Snake River Golden stones are prevalent upstream of Moose Bridge and caddis, PMDs, and yellow sallies are appearing on every reach, some...

Snake River Flows continue to drop, visibility continues to increase, and hatches continue to pop. The Snake has been fishing good since...

Snake River Flows continue to drop as tributaries quickly recede and visibility is shaping up nicely. The best fishing has been in the...

Snake River Runoff on the Snake has peaked but the tailwater reach from Jackson Lake Dam to Pacific Creek remains the only section with...

Snake River Flows from Jackson Lake Dam stand at 3,500cfs. Fishing has been most productive in the spillway, in deep eddies with slow...

Snake River The Snake is officially in runoff so the most consistent action is occurring on the tailwater reach immediately below Jackson...

Snake River A recent cold spell has dropped flows on the Snake significantly, but very warm temps have returned and the Snake is back...

Snake River Flows are increasing due to snowmelt and the early stages of runoff which is increasing turbidity but water temps are hitting...