Snake River Fishing

I've had some great days fishing the Snake lately.  This season has been a superb one so far and I've been super busy fishing with clients.  As of late, the big fish have (finally) been more plentiful, accepting of flies and rewarding good drag-free drifts.  All over the river, log jams are fishing well and side channels and riffles are also holding nicer fish.  Chernobyls, smaller ants and terrestrials are all turning fish along with smaller flies like PMDs, caddis and of course, Adams.  After a slow start, the Snake is really starting to fish to its potential and I've been very fortunate to have some great folks in the boat.   

Today I fished with Dick and Darcy up in the park and was very impressed with the quality of dry fly action we had.  Tricos provided a near blanket hatch in the morning and early afternoon and fish feed on surface flies hard almost all day.  After many nice fish came undone early on, we started to get in the groove and Darcy ended up racking up the numbers.  We boated many nice cutthroat between 9-14" with an occasional 16+ giving us the slip.  

This nice, surprise brown was landed while fishing to a pod of voracious cuttys with a simple trico.
I had a great day fishing ya'll and I hope to see you soon!

The Snake is fantastic fishing right now!  Book soon as we are really getting busy on the river and stay posted for a South Fork report.