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The Teton offers prime dry-fly fishing in early October with stable flows of 401 CFS and clear skies. Mahogany duns, Blue Wing Olives, and small hoppers are the go-to patterns.

The Teton flows near normal with clear water and active fall hatches including caddis, olives, and stoneflies.

The Teton is fishing well with grasshoppers, ants, and Grey Drakes all active. Focus on dry-fly presentations during peak emergence periods for the best shot at larger fish.

Strong streamer and nymph fishing on the Teton as fall approaches, with grey drakes, mahogany duns, and BWOs on the water.

Upper Teton near Driggs is the better bet right now; lower stretches are hot and low. Fish the upper sections with small patterns matching PMDs, damselflies, tricos, and terrestrials.

The Teton is running low with clear skies and warm temperatures; target deeper pockets and shaded areas during peak heat.

Low, clear flows and cool mornings make the Teton a prime technical fishery right now. Watch water temperature closely and focus morning hours.

A strong emergence window featuring Pale Morning duns, Western Green drakes, Salmon flies, and Spotted Sedge caddis. Low flows concentrate fish in slower water.

Low flow conditions across the Teton system. Focus on deeper pockets and shaded water to find active fish.

Below-normal flows keep upper Teton sections off-limits, but lower reaches near town fish well on nymphs and streamers.