Fly fishing the Salt River in Wyoming Fly fishing the Salt River in Wyoming is a more intimate fly fishing experience than other Jackson Hole area waters. The Salt River begins its 84 mile course above 10,500 feet on the slopes of Mount Wagner in the Salt River range. It flows south briefly before veering […]
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Green River Fly Fishing Report 5.28.18 | Wyoming
Green River Fly Fishing Report I’m happy to say that Green River fly fishing season is here! Fly fishing on the Green has really started to pick up over the past weeks. This a great time to find some of the best trout on the Green River. Our guided fly fishing trips on the Green […]
New Fork Fly Fishing- Guides Report 5.28.18
New Fork River Fly Fishing Report New Fork River fly fishing is now a reality!! The early season fly fishing window is upon us and has produced some trophy trout recently. River flows have increased steadily over the past week with rains and warm air temperatures. This has slowed activity for the moment, but it […]
Snake River fly fishing report Jackson Hole, WY 7.12.17
The Snake River here in Jackson Hole, WY is still running fast and muddy. Current flows are 4230 cfs out of the Jackson Lake Dam and 9360 cfs at Moose, WY. The good news is that the major tributaries such as Pacific Creek, Buffalo Fork, and the Gros Ventre River look to have peaked and […]
Yellowstone fly fishing report 5.28.17
Yellowstone Fly fishing report – Firehole River The Yellowstone fly fishing season opened yesterday! Opening day typically means dry flies on the Firehole River, but this year nymphs and wet flies were the best. We began our day in the Firehole Canyon with flows around 500 cfs. Flows had dropped from 1000 cfs a few […]
Jackson Hole Fishing Report – Snake River 5.4.17
Jackson Hole fishing Report – Snake River Here’s the latest Jackson Hole fishing report, sorry to keep you waiting! Fly fishing has been solid, despite higher than average flows on the Snake River. The Snake River dropped and cleared last week and the results are in the net! Flows were dropped out of Jackson Lake […]
Hydrilla
Hydrilla horrors: Invasive plant causes bird deaths Hydrilla is an aggressive invasive aquatic weed that can quickly choke a lake or stream. For years anglers and boaters have have cursed hydrilla as it interferes with their ability to access their favorite waters. However, few have focused on the ecological problems the weeds can cause. […]
Determining the right Trout Rod length
Mid-Current Fly Fishing Blog What’s the Right Length for a Trout Rod? Question: I understand that you might want a really short rod for small streams and a 10-footer for float-tube fishing or steelheading, but when you’re buying a trout-weight rod (say 4 through 7), how do you decided whether you want an 8-1/2 footer […]
Casting in the Wind
Dealing With Wind THE TWO WAYS to beat the wind (i.e. cast directly into it or across it) are to increase your line speed and to keep your line low, closer to the water. The only effective method for increasing your line speed is to double-haul. I know, I know: if you don’t already know […]
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