Teton River Hatch Chart

Teton River Hatch Chart

The Teton River is located just over the hill from Jackson Hole, Wyoming and makes its way through Fremont County then finally meeting up with the Henry’s Fork. The river is a blue ribbon trout stream and is well worth your time. There are plenty of places to wade fish and miles of river to float. Whether you take a guided trip or if you do it yourself, it can be helpful to have this handy Teton River Hatch Chart for reference. It will give you a good indication of what is happening and when. Each year will vary, so check in with our Driggs Fly Shop and ask him for your personal Teton River Hatch Chart or a Fly Fishing Report.

  • TRR Guide Matt Stalnaker putting his client on a beautiful brown trout

Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 7/14/23

July 14th, 2023|Comments Off on Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 7/14/23

Henry's Fork: The current flows out of Island Park are 1,370 cfs. Flows have increased recently due to irrigation demand and may continue to increase with the rising temperatures and no rain in the

  • Richard Cashio fishing with Guide Troy Troutner

Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 6/30/23

June 30th, 2023|Comments Off on Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 6/30/23

Henry's Fork: The current flows out of Island Park are 643 cfs. The upper HF in the Box Canyon area has been tough fishing, nymphing is going to produce the best using rubber legs

  • Fairlee Frey brown trout Henry's Fork with guide Danny Lane

Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 6/16/23

June 16th, 2023|Comments Off on Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 6/16/23

Henry's Fork: The current flows out of Island Park are 819 cfs. The upper HF in the Box Canyon area has been tough fishing, nymphing is going to produce the best using rubber legs

  • Henry's Fork salmonfly eating Brown Logan Martindale

Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 6/2/23

June 2nd, 2023|Comments Off on Eastern Idaho Fishing Report 6/2/23

Henry's Fork: The current flows out of Island Park are 1,140 cfs. We are seeing salmonflies flying on the Henry's Fork.  A dry dropper should produce fairly well. Henry's Fork salmonfly #4 as the