Upper Snake / Eastern Idaho
Henry's Fork of the Snake River
Flows are low and falling into the off-season range, but clear water and midday olive hatches offer solid midday dry-fly opportunity.
851 cfs ↓
Current conditions, flows, and hatch notes for Idaho rivers: updated as new reports are published.
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Upper Snake / Eastern Idaho
Flows are low and falling into the off-season range, but clear water and midday olive hatches offer solid midday dry-fly opportunity.
North-Central Idaho
The North Fork Clearwater is fishing well with minimal pressure and good access via Hoodoo Pass.
Panhandle
Stable fall conditions and dropping flows are keeping the North Fork in good shape for terrestrials and caddis patterns.
Panhandle
The Saint Joe is fishing well with flows in the 400s and falling. Target fall caddis and terrestrials as the system cools.
South Central Idaho
Silver Creek's clear spring creek water and selective trout demand drag-free drifts and fine tippets, with Blue-winged Olives and scuds working well when conditions favor precision over power.
North-Central Idaho
The early steelhead run is underway on the Snake near Lewiston with stable flows around 12,100 cfs, though overall returns have been modest this year.
Panhandle
Fish are moving into riffles and pools with good activity on sporadic rises. Stable flows near 859 cfs and a mix of caddis and mayfly hatches make for solid late-summer fishing.
Upper Snake / Eastern Idaho
The Teton flows near normal with clear water and active fall hatches including caddis, olives, and stoneflies.
Upper Snake / Eastern Idaho
Henrys Fork is dropping into fall with volatile flows settling lower. Mahogany Duns and Blue-Winged Olives are on, with recent weed clearing making the water easier to fish.
