With over 80 miles of prime Snake River Cutthroat trout habitat between Jackson Lake Dam and Palisades Reservoir, the Snake River in the Jackson Hole region is an incredible fishery as well as one of the last strong holds of native cutthroat trout in the Rocky Mountain West. Anglers of all skill levels with enjoy this fishery and the numerous opportunities it offers between floating and wading riffles, braids, channels and whitewater sections. With a robust population of fish between the 8″ – 14″ range and plenty of fish over 16″, the Snake River offers it all for every angler in the Jackson Hole region and Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Snake River Flows:
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Winter Season – Snake River Fishing Report
March 14, 2019
Snake River Fishing Report – (3.14.19)
The Snake has transitioned into winter fishing mode! Anglers should concentrate on the warmest parts of the day. Look for fish rising to midges and maybe a leftover baetis on cloudy overcast days in slow water types. Nymphing remains productive. Streamer fishing has been ok, remember to keep them low and slow. Throwing streamers below Jackson Lake Dam on an intermediate line or light sink tip can be very productive this time of year.
Remember flows are low, cold and clear. Fish will now be in the winter habitat. Concentrate on slow water types: seams, tailouts, deep holes, slackwater and recirculating eddies.
