FISHING REPORTS & BLOG

It’s hard to imagine that we are already entering the second quarter of the year. With that in mind I’ve checked the latest snow water equivalent and total precipitation amounts. The local snow water equivalents are ranging from 60% to 80% and the total year to date precipitation amounts are at 108%. With the recent warmer temperatures, be ready for spring runoff to start earlier and many of the hatches to be ahead of schedule. Hopefully, we will be blessed with a wetter than

With the forecast for more consistent weather patterns and precipitation the fly fishing landscape will only improve in the coming weeks. The past few weeks have seen more of the same, dry fly midge activity on the warm overcast days. Nymph and streamer fishing continues to be a sure bet. The South Fork and Henry’s Fork have been fishing well, as is the section of the Snake below the Jackson Lake dam. The most consistent time to be on the water is still between 11:00AM and 4:

2026 Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone Camping Guide: Key Dates & Tips. February is halfway over. Generally, this is the time when we start dreaming of summer adventures and for some of us (some of us included) it’s when panic sets in. We realize we missed the advanced reservation window that opened a month ago and begin scrambling for whatever sites are left.

A progress report on snow pack. Midges are out and about. Don't forget about our winter fly tying classes.