I just returned from a tour through the park, and with the current water/snowpack situation, I think we’re going to have excellent fishing conditions this year, right out the gate for the opener… Continue reading →

Just a quick update on the Green River to let our readers know that it has blown out, increasing from 350 cfs. five days ago to 959 cfs today… Continue reading →

Just a quick fishing report update to let you know that our first “big bug” of the year is here – Skwala stoneflies are poppin on the Snake! Continue reading →

The Snake is running crystal clear right now, and the fish and the early season dry fly action has been good to excellent. Continue reading →

Warmer than normal conditions for this time of year are prevailing, and snow is quickly disappearing from the valley floor. This has meant good news for our springtime fishing in Jackson Hole… Continue reading →

Temps in the upper-40′s and wet, overcast skies are starting to get the fish active on the Snake… Continue reading →

Steady flows and crisp nighttime temperatures, coupled with warm afternoons, have really turned the quality of the fishing up a notch…. Continue reading →

We’re entering that transitional period between late summer and early fall on the Snake, which means shifting to smaller flies (well, smaller for us anyway…), and bigger fish coming up to eat them. Continue reading →

With cooling weather, fishing in Yellowstone National Park is picking up again. Terrestrial patterns continue to produce most reliably right now – hoppers, crickets, beetles and ants (particularly cinnamon-colored flying ants) are all working well… Continue reading →