Teton River Fishing Report – (8.18.26)
The Teton River’s is in true late summertime fishing shape and offering some good days on the water. The recent rain and cooler weather has really helped our water tempatures. However, we are not in the clear as summer finishes up and fall stalls to begin. Take some temperature measurements throughout the day and be aware of any readings in the 67/68 range. Flows are low and gin clear. The Upper River is fishing well with dries, dry droppers as well as streamers especially during the early morning periods. Anglers are seeing hatches of leftover Golden Stones, PMDs, Yellow Sallies and Caddis as well as Mahoganies and BWOs when cloudy cool conditions arrive. The Lower River has been fishing well with Golden Stones. Dry Dropper rigs reign supreme. Once again, watch your water tempatures. Terrestrials are making their presence known so make sure you have some in your fly boxes for the second half of summer.
Teton River Fishing Resources:
Teton River Fishing Regulations – Upper Snake River Region
Purchase your Idaho Fishing License Online
Purchase your Idaho AIS Boating Decal
Teton River Shuttles – Yellow Sally Shuttles (208)-921-0906
