Henry's Fork Ashton
Lines and Tines
Still fishing well traditional hoppers with a dropper nymph , Browns are starting to take streamers more and more. Rubber legs with a lightning bug dropper have been producing fish also
Reports
Henrys Fork Ashton
Lines and Tines
Lower Mesa to Warm River: Use a hopper dropper set up with a bead head nymph 18 inches or so from the hopper. Warm River to Ashton: The hopper dropper set up will work here as well. You can also…
Henry's Fork Island Park
Lines and Tines
The fishing continues to be good. In Box Canyon use small nymphs, 14 and smaller, and in the evenings streamers. In Harriman State Park use low profile/life like pmd, caddis, and callibeatis patterns. A rusty spinner is a go to…
South Fork
Lines and Tines
Flow: 9900 cfs It's hopper time so big flies near the bank will keep producing. You can also use a hopper dropper set up with a bead head nymph a foot or so from the hopper. The other big thing…
Teton River
Lines and Tines
It's time to use your big hopper patterns. Use hopper dropper set up with any bead head pattern a foot or so from the hopper. Don't forget pmds, caddis, and in the evening streamer patterns. Come check out our selection…
Henrys Fork Ashton
Lines and Tines
Warm River to Ashton your best bet is to nymph with rubber legs and trailing smaller fly or either seperate. Below Ashton Dam it has been slower but if you go early or late you can find some action. Use…
Henrys Fork Island Park
Lines and Tines
Box canyon is fishing well. Use rubber legs and small nymphs. In Harriman State Park use pmds, callibaetis, beetle, and ant patterns.
South Fork
Lines and Tines
Flow: 10,200 pmds in the riffles, hoppers, and streamers. With the hoppers coming on the big bugs near the banks will still be producing.
Teton River
Lines and Tines
It's fishing well with streamers, pmds, caddis, and hoppers.
Henrys Lake
Lines and Tines
It's slow but your best bet is going to be at Targhee creek but expect company.
Hebgen Lake
Lines and Tines
The gulpers are producing well.
Henrys Fork Ashton
Lines and Tines
Best fishing is going to be early and late in the day with caddis and pmds. Try a double nymph rig as well with rubber legs and a trailing nymph about 6-8 inches below the big fly. Don't forget streamers…
Henrys Fork Island Park
Lines and Tines
Use low profile pmd and callibaetis patterns in Harriman state park and use small nymphs in box canyon.
South Fork
Lines and Tines
Flow: 12,100 The river is still fishing good. Use pmds in the riffles and big flies like fat alberts near the bank.
Teton River
Lines and Tines
The river is fishing good. Use pmds, caddiss, and yellow sallies. Try using some hopper patterns as well and streamers.
Warm River
Lines and Tines
It's a good time to fish small streams like Warm River and Robinson creek, any attractor pattern, ants, beatles, and hoppers will work.
Henrys Fork Island Park
Lines and Tines
The Island Park area is fishing great. Use pmds, caddis, flavs, and green drakes.
Henrys Fork Ashton
Lines and Tines
The river is fishing best early and late. Use pmds, caddis, and from chester to fun farm golden stones as well.
South Fork
Lines and Tines
Flow: 13,400 Fishing is good throughout the whole river. Use pmds, golden stones, and streamers early and late.
Teton river
Lines and Tines
It's fishing great, get out while the flows last. The canyon is a legendary section of river on many peoples to do lists but it has some technical rapids. We guide that section of the river and would be glad…