Snake River Autumn fishing is in full swing on the Snake with Hecuba and mahogany duns dominating the scene when conditions are right.  PMDs and micro caddis are around on warmer days and BWOs can intermix with Hecubas and mahogany duns on cooler, wetter days.  And expect to see the last of claassenia in the coming days. You may also be seeing the last of our terrestrials for the year, as well as tricos on…
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Snake River Autumn is kicking into gear on the Snake with decent to good emergences of PMDs, Claassenia stones, Hecuba, and mahogany duns.  All reaches are fishing well and the action can be good from as early as 8am until 6pm or after depending on the water you target.  Focus primarily on seams and eddies in the morning hours and riffles, banks, and troughs in the afternoon.  Side channels can fish well all day long.…
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Snake River Good, diverse, broad hatches at the moment of Hecuba, PMDs, Claassenia, caddis, and craneflies. Look for the latter two in the morning, the former two in the afternoon (after 11am), and Claassenia throughout the day.  You might even see some tricos sporadically during the mid-morning hours and mahogany duns in the afternoon.  Just about all holding water types are producing throughout the day.  Dry-dropper rigs are producing everywhere as well, although there are…
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Snake River Fishing is decent on the upper reaches in Grand Teton National Park and on the lower reaches from South Park Bridge down to Sheep Gulch.  Claassenia is out as is Hecuba (a little early and only a couple seen a day).  Caddis are reliable in the morning until 10am and PMDs are around in the afternoon.  Expect to hear a fair amount of grasshoppers in the afternoon and see carpenter ants from time…
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Snake River High flows and off-color conditions from recent rains have subsided and the Snake is getting back into shape.  Finding 18-plus inch fish has been challenging, but there is good surface and dry-dropper action.  There is a smattering of caddis in the morning before PMDs and yellow sallies take over in a bit more than a smattering fashion.  Crane flies are also starting to make an appearance.  Expect grasshoppers to be around on warmer…
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