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south fork fly fishing may

Fly fishing on the South Fork of the Snake is red hot.  Hatches on the river right now range from midges to mayflies.  The trout are very eager to eat.  We are currently seeing July type action.  One boat a few days ago landed around 80 trout.  I really don’t remember fishing this good at this time of year. This 22 inch brown is kind

Get Your Fish On

fly-fishing-idaho-spring-1

Fly fishing here in Idaho in the spring is a whole lot of fun.  Exceptionally nice weather conditions are going on now.  The Henry’s Fork and the South Fork fish well in the spring on nymphs and streamers.  Caddis hatches and midge hatches occur often too.  Who doesn’t want to get out on the river after a long winter of cold weather?  Warm days practically

South Fork of the Snake River Fish Count Near Record High

fish counts on south fork near record

The South Fork fish numbers look good for the upcoming season. Are you ready? The following is from an article in the Jackson Hole News & Guide. A fish count on the South Fork of the Snake River last fall showed more than 5,177 fish per mile, the second-highest number recorded since the mid-1980s. An increase in brown trout helped boost the overall numbers. Figures

Pictures of trout species from our local Idaho rivers

Brown trout picture

These pictures of trout species that live in our local waters. You can find brown, rainbow and cutthroat trout in the South Fork.  You will find rainbow and cutthroat in the Teton, and you will find all three trout species in the Henry’s Fork.  While there are more trout species than I listed here, these are the ones in our waters.  Got a favorite that

New Brochure Features Painting of Randy Berry

Fly fishing guide Randy Berry

This likeness of my Dad is fantastic.  It obviously brings up all kinds of emotions each time I look at it.  Dan Burr, whom we have written about before and who used to guide at Teton Valley Lodge, has a new painting of Randy.  Dan has really captured Randy in this painting.  I think all who knew Randy will be able to look at the

Fly Fishing Bugs Pictures and Names

Mayfly

A question we often here is “What kind of bugs do you guys use out there in Idaho?”  Here are some fly fishing bugs pictures and names of some of the insects we imitate in our area for fly fishing.  These bugs are all adult versions of the insect. These are the patterns you would be trying to emulate while dry fly fishing any of