This is the place to be if you enjoy presenting streamers. With flows dropping to low levels and the abundance of low light conditions, ‘bows and migrating borwns are active during daytime. Rely on your favorite patterns and streamer tip lines. There are several great walk-in locations along the river from Idaho Falls to American Falls Reservoir. Come in and visit us to learn the best of these.
You want a big brown of the year? Now is the time, and almost any walk-in location along the river could be the place. Bring your favorite streamer patterns and present them on a sink tip line.
The upcoming storm will mean great streamer fishing up and down the river. This will also make for BWO activity, so look also for fish taking BWO patterns. Dress warmly!
It’s the time of year when this river really shines. It’s mainly streamer fishing, especially during low light conditions. But the rewards can easily be the fish of the year. Walk-in locations are now numerous; come in and talk to us to find out the best places to try.
Browns are running, and big rainbows are active. Evenings, cloudy stormy days, and early AMs are best. Take light and dark colored streamer patterns. Use streamer tip lines for good results.
Streamer fishing is really producing well up and down the river. Evenings, low light, and early hours are best. Low light conditions will also bring on BWO emergences and resulting action from feeding fish. But presenting streamers is the surest way to encounter the big fish here!
Streamer fishing is really producing well up and down the river. Evenings, low light, and early hours are best. Low light conditions will also bring on BWO emergences and resulting action from feeding fish. But presenting streamers is the surest way to encounter the big fish here!
It’s streamer time on the river! Browns are moving, and your best chance for encountering them will during low light conditions. Use sink tip lines and your favorite streamer patterns. Float fishing will be most effective, but with water levels dropping there are plenty of walk-in locations to try. Come in and talk to us to find where some of these are.
Water is dropping because of decreased flows out of Palisades Dam and lower Henry’s Fork flows. This will open up more water to walk-in fishing. Big streamers are the ticket for encountering the big browns, ‘bows and cutts up and down the river. Some tricos and abundant BWOS & caddis remain for the dry fly enthusiasts all along the great but under-used river
Streamer fishing is coming on big time all up and down the river. It is best to approach the river through boating, but with water levels dropping look for more walk-in access. Come talk to us about strategy on how, where and when to approach the great streamer fishing this river offers.