Jackson Hole Anglers
Fishing Report
July 26, 2010
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:
The Snake is currently on fire! The most prevalent
hatches are Golden Stones and Caddis. Dry fly fishing
with chernobyl ants and stimulators is great from 9:00 am
onward. Many large trout are hammering both dries and
streamers. A large white streamer got this 21 incher on
July 25. It's go time on the Snake, get out and fish it.
Green River:

The Green is still fishing well. Particularly in the
mornings and evevings.
Golden Stones, Grey Drakes, and of course, streamers.
Check out this great Green River Rainbow caught recently on
the Green.
Snake River Tributaries:
The tribs are on fire as well. Usually these
fish aren't too picky, a chernobyl up top with a copper john
below should get the job done.
Flat Creek:
Flat Creek is closed until August 1, 2010.
Firehole River:
The Firehole is now quite low and getting warmer every day.
You would be best to focus your efforts elsewhere in the park.
Lewis Lake:
Lewis Lake and the Lewis River continue to fish well. Stripping streamers in the cover and
bouncing nymphs on the flats will produce large Browns and
Mackinaw.
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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