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Hole's Snake River
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Jackson Hole
Anglers
888-458-7688
August 21, 2008 The Jackson Hole Anglers Fly Fishing Report is updated often throughout the season. Please check here regularly for current fishing conditions, what the trout are feeding on, and flies to use. Snake River: It's Hopper time here in the Rockies. On the Snake and most other area waters fishing a large hopper pattern close to the bank will bring out the big boys. Popular patterns include the Grand Hopper, Marshmallow Hopper, and Rainey Hopper. Try tan, green, or yellow hoppers. Dropping a nymph off the back of one will bring in fish during the lulls. Remember to get your hopper close to the bank. 1 foot off the bank is too far. Snake River Tributaries: The tribs are now clear and fishing extremely well. Attractors such as Turks Tarantulas and Chernobyl Ants, as well as most hopper patterns will bring out big fish. Green River: The Green has slowed a bit with the summer heat. Mornings and evenings are the best here. Flat Creek: Flat Creek is open. There is good action on hoppers and a variety of mayflies. These large trout are very smart, so long 6X leaders and a delicate approach and presentation are a must. Give us a call to set up a guided trip on this legendary stream. Firehole River: The Firehole is pretty tough now. Focus your attention elsewhere. Caddis, PMDs, and hoppers are what to try.
Jackson Hole Anglers guides fishing trips on all of the above rivers. We offer both fly fishing and spin fishing trips on many waters in the Jackson Hole area and throughout western Wyoming. Give us a call for an unforgettable fishing experience in Jackson Hole. |
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