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PMD's, Drake, Golden Stone, caddis, Spinner Falls in the evening. Upper River starting to fish better. Look for heades up - try to pick what they they are eating - otherwise throw on your favorite dropper. Flows are at 1,810…
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The Grey Drakes are out on the Henry's Fork
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Salmon Flies are here! Swing in the shop and we'll get you set up with everything you need to get into some fish. The fish are still keying in on the stonefly nymphs but should start looking up to the…
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The warm river is running a little high due to all the recent rain but is continuing to fish great. Look for fish to be holding in their regular spots (riffles and pocket water) and don't be afraid to throw…
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The Box canyone is running high around 2,000 CFS but the flows have been stable for a few days and you should be able to pick up some fish. The river from the confluence with warm river is high and…
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Still running high and off color. Look for fish to be holding in eddies and other slow water areas. Throw a streamer through the eddies or nymph deep with a rubber legs.
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As the flows continue to drop and stabilize fishing should continue to get better. Look for caddis to be coming off. If nothing is happening on top, nymphs and streamers will work as well. Rubber legs, standard nymph patterns, and…
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The warm river continues to fish great and is the best option during the spring runoff. The water is running a little high but clarity is pretty decent. A few salmon flies are starting to come off and the fish…
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Still fishing good with nymphs below, caddis on top. Water slightly off-color, but fishing along banks of slower water and riffles is productive. More salmon flies spotted.
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The Warm River is continuing to fish well with some fish up on caddis. Continue throwing nymphs if nothing is happening up top and you should be able to catch plenty of fish. Also, a salmonfly was seen on one…
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Despite the rising flows on most of our other rivers, the warm river has been fishing great. With the warmer weather, fish have moved into their normal holding spots so look for riffles and flats. A rubber legs dropped with…
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Fish have been up on caddis. If you can't find any fish rising, nymph with a rubber legs or one of your standard nymphs (hare's ear, pheasant tail, prince nymph) and drop a midge off of it. Probably your best…
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Flows are up to 1830 CFS and the river looks like chocolate milk. You are probably better off trying somewhere else until the river settles down.
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The river has risen two feet in the past 48 hours and is running around 2300 CFS. Fishing will probalby be tough until the levels start to settle down or stabilize.
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Flows are shooting up again and the water clarity is very poor. The river is running around 18,200 CFS and rising.Try finding some eddies and throwing streamers through them. Side channels can bring success as well. You can also try…
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Fishing will continue top become a tougher with the rising flows due to all the rain and runoff. The lower river is running very high right now because of all the water coming out of the teton river and the…
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Fishing has been good the last few days. With the blue wing olives, and midges hatching you may see so many rising fish that you might think it's june except that parts of your body go numb. If you get…
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Flow 1100 cfs The river is in it's prime for wade anglers. Streamers, egg patterns, and midges will catch fish. As with other areas it's a good time to go because the cold weather thins out the crowds and turns…
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Fishing is still good throughout the lake. Fish are in the shallows so fishing from shore will work if you don't have a boat. A leech pattern on an intermediate line will do the trick.
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Fishing has been great. Use streamers, nymphs, midges, and blue wing olives. A good set up for nymphing is a double nymph rig. A good lead fly is a rubber leg or roe pattern. Trail a small may fly (size…