Snake River Air temps have still been above average overall but have also had a string of colder days here and there.  This has put fish into deeper pooled water with slow recirculating currents.  Production has been coming primarily from double/tri...

Snake River Midges are popping on the surface starting around 11am and peaking between 1pm and 2pm before waning around 4pm.  Shallow nymph rigs (with trailing fly around three feet down in the water column) are working best and producing primarily...

Snake River Ledge rock pools from South Park down to Sheep Gulch are the key targets for dry and dry-dropper rigs when using midge imitations (Zebra Midges Perdigons Day-2 Midges etc) with the most productive action occurring from around noon until...

Snake River Riffles and eddies are prime targets for surface patterns with midges dominating and BWOs around in a smattering fashion especially on day with either a drizzle snow or snow flurries.  The action has been squarely in the afternoon from a...

Snake River BWOs are dominating the surface scene most days.  On those days when it is happening a smattering will be noticed around 11:30am and then build into a crescendo around 1:30-2PM before waning around 4:30PM.  Riffles seams eddies and troug...