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Recent Fly Fishing Updates

Island Park Reservoir
Updated November 1, 2009
Island Park Res: Try fishing neer Grizzly Springs, and Goose Nest #39.  Olive Wooly Buggers size 6, and Gray Zonkers,... read more>>

Henrys Fork - Ashton
Updated November 1, 2009
 Our Winter hours are Mon-Friday  by appointment unless you see us there.  Call  208 -709-3590 if you... read more>>

Henrys Lake
Updated November 1, 2009
Henry's Lake:  Fishing has been good.   Try fishing  around the state baot lauch close to the shore. ... read more>>

South Fork of the Snake River
Updated November 1, 2009
South Fork:  fishing good.  Try #4 rubberlegs,   Also ginger wooly buggers are working well.  Fish are... read more>>

 

Welcome to the new Idaho Fly Fishing Report brought to you by the experts at Three Rivers Ranch Fly Fishing Outfitters in cooperation with Premier Fly Fishing LLC. Our knowledgeable guides update this report after they experience the waters for themselves. They are very familiar with the most productive hatch and the hottest stretches of water so you can bet the information they provide is the best on the web.

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Fishing The Madison
 Montana fly fishing at your fingertips. Perhaps the most famous of all the rivers in Montana, the Madison begins in Yellowstone National Park at the confluence of the Firehole River and Gibbon River. Montana Fly Fishing...

Fishing Henry's Fork
Easy access and an abundance of action characterize sections of the Henry's Fork that are located near the fly shop. Further north the famed sections of the Henry's Fork that gently flow through Harriman State Park entice and challenge the rookie and pro alike. More Henry's Fork Information...

Fishing Fall River
Fishing Fall River provides one an opportunity to wade below the beautiful Cave Falls in the southwestern tip of Yellowstone National Park. Wyoming Fly Fishing...

Fishing Teton River
Originating on the west slope of the Teton Mountains, the Teton River flows westerly through farmland an a canyon torn by a catastrophic dam failure in 1976. Teton River Idaho...

Fishing the South Fork
The South Fork is one of the most prolific trout streams in North America. With a population of nearly 7,000 fish per mile, both rainbows and cutthroats are common. You can also catch some really nice browns. South Fork of the Snake River...

  • Idaho Fly Fishing Report
    Our knowledgeable guides update this report after they experience the waters for themselves. They are very familiar with the most productive hatch and the hottest stretches of water so you can bet the information they provide is the best on the web.

    • Island Park Reservoir
      Island Park Res: Try fishing neer Grizzly Springs, and Goose Nest #39.  Olive Wooly Buggers size 6, and Gray Zonkers, same size. Come see us at Premier Fly Fishing in Ashton , Three Rivers... Updated November 1, 2009
    • Henrys Fork - Ashton
       Our Winter hours are Mon-Friday  by appointment unless you see us there.  Call  208 -709-3590 if you are traveling and need to swing in and we will have someone available... Updated November 1, 2009
    • Henrys Lake
      Henry's Lake:  Fishing has been good.   Try fishing  around the state baot lauch close to the shore.  fishing has been good from 2-dark.  #14 copper johns and big... Updated November 1, 2009
    • South Fork of the Snake River
      South Fork:  fishing good.  Try #4 rubberlegs,   Also ginger wooly buggers are working well.  Fish are pre-spawn to right in the middle of the spawn,    Some... Updated November 1, 2009
    • Teton River
      Teton: Fishing Good.  Decent reports of nice cutthroats being caught on the surface.  Slow strip purple or black wooly buggers.  Try black streamers, stone flies , Hoppers(on the... Updated September 5, 2009
    • Fall River
      Fall River:   fishing is good.  Hoppers and #14 Royal Wulffs.  Try from the Yellowstone Dam down to the Confluence of the Fork. Should also be good at Sheep... Updated September 5, 2009
    • Hebgen Lake
        Hebgen: Gulpers are Gulping! Calibaetis, midges and streamers along the shore line .   Good reports.  Visit Premier Flyfishing on your way to the Lake we will give you the... Updated September 5, 2009
    • Warm River
      Warm River:    Fishing good.  Try some rubber legs in the morning, then switch to dries as the day progresses.  should be good caddis activity as well.  #14-#16 Come... Updated September 5, 2009
    • Henrys Fork - Island Park
      Island Park Henry's Fork. .  Fish Rubber Legs and small Pheasant  tails.Some decent reports below Riverside, and in Box Canyon.  Look for pmd's and caddis as well.  Fish... Updated September 5, 2009
    • Ashton Reservoir
      Some good fish being caught along the rock ledges on  Streamers.  Olive and Gray zonkers seem to be the best.  Neer the boat dock there has been some midge , caddis,and... Updated September 5, 2009