From: 02/14/2015
To: 02/14/2015
Type of Water: Freshwater
Species: Cutthroat, Whitefish, Fine Spotted Cutthroat
With warmer temperatures for the past week winter fishing on the Snake River in Jackson Hole, WY has been a welcome departure from the ski hill. Active cutthroat trout can be found in deep back eddies and riffle tail-outs; eating zebra midges (red and black) as well as bead-head hare's ears and Prince nymphs. Good chances for rising fish can be found in these areas as well. Small midge patterns like the Griffiths Gnat and Para-Midge are good choices to for these risers. If all fails switch to a black streamer. I prefer a classic Wooly Bugger to some of the larger streamers we throw throughout the rest of the year. Today a few anglers opted to scrape their boats down the snowy bank for a long float. What a day they must have had. Walking the banks worked for us just fine.