Henrys Fork

Henrys Fork Fly Fishing Report

Our Henrys Fork fly fishing report offers advice on each river section from Box Canyon, the Ranch, Warm River, and Ora Bridge downstream.

Henry's Fork

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PMD's, Drake, Golden Stone, caddis, Spinner Falls in the evening. Upper River starting to fish better. Look for heades up - try to pick what they they are eating - otherwise throw on your favorite dropper. Flows are at 1,810 cfs

Henrys Fork

Henry's Fork

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Osprey Injury

Salmon Flies are here! Swing in the shop and we'll get you set up with everything you need to get into some fish. The fish are still keying in on the stonefly nymphs but should start looking up to the surface soon. Your best bet is to throw your favorite salmon fly pattern dropping a rubber legs...

Henrys Fork

Henry's Fork

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The Box canyone is running high around 2,000 CFS but the flows have been stable for a few days and you should be able to pick up some fish. The river from the confluence with warm river is high and off color. Throw streamers at the slower banks where fish will be holding. You can also nymph with a...

Henrys Fork

Henry's Fork

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As the flows continue to drop and stabilize fishing should continue to get better. Look for caddis to be coming off. If nothing is happening on top, nymphs and streamers will work as well. Rubber legs, standard nymph patterns, and sculpin patterns have all been producing fish.

Henrys Fork

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Big Fish

Fishing will continue top become a tougher with the rising flows due to all the rain and runoff. The lower river is running very high right now because of all the water coming out of the teton river and the falls river. Look for fish rising in slower pools where the runoff will not affect them as...

Henrys Fork

Henry's Fork

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Fishing has been great. Use streamers, nymphs, midges, and blue wing olives. A good set up for nymphing is a double nymph rig. A good lead fly is a rubber leg or roe pattern. Trail a small may fly (size 16-18) or a zebra midge (size 18-20) 6-8 inches below the first fly. My first choice would be...

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