Flow
No flow
Observed
76d ago
Hatch Status
Good hatches now including Pale Morning duns, Western Green drakes, Salmon flies, and Spotted Sedge caddis.
Conditions
Clear water and strong hatches make the Teton a solid option in late July. As of July 29, flows have dropped to low levels, concentrating fish in deeper runs and pools, adjust your approach accordingly. The upper meadow offers wading access, but most of the river runs through private land; boat access via ramps and bridge points is your best bet, especially in the canyon section where whitewater demands respect.
Gauges
Techniques
- Drifting the river would produce more fish and be the best way to fish it.
Recommended flies
Pale Morning dunsWestern Green drakesSalmon fliesSpotted Sedge caddisBlue-winged olivesYellow QuillsGinger QuillsPink LadiesGreen DrakesBrown DrakesTricosGreen SedgesBlack DancersLittle Black caddisShort-horned sedgesOctober CaddisGolden StonefliesLittle Yellow Stoneflies
Access
Most of the river runs through private land. Wading access available in upper meadow. Best access via boat ramps and bridge points; drift boats and pontoons recommended for covering water in canyon sections.
Safety
Canyon section runs whitewater, respect flow and conditions when boating.