03-10-2006, 10:05 PM
[cool][font "Poor Richard"][green][size 4]Here is a report from Jack Dennis's web site. Has anyone ever fished around Wilson Bridge? I will be staying just a few miles away this summer and was wondering if it worth a go. [will try in anyhow][/size][/green][/font]
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[font "Times New Roman"][size 3]SNAKE RIVER IN JACKSON HOLE
[/size][/font][black]As March rolls on and the temperatures increase the activity on the Snake will get better. Sunny days in March can be great for fishing. On most days nymphs are the way to go but on some sunny days you will see some dry fly action.
The most popular place to fly fish is around the [#ff0000]Wilson bridge.[/#ff0000] South of town there is some access on the Snake in the Forest Service stretches. You will generally need to snowshoe into these spots.
Access to the river is closed in Grand Teton National park from Pacific Creek launch downsteam to the ferry at Moose[/black][font "Arial"][black][size 2]. Downstream from that the river is legal to fish and you are just limited by the difficulty of getting to the river. Snowshoes are suggested since the snow is deep.
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[font "Arial"][black]Drop into our store and talk to one of our fishing professionals. We have over 700 fly patterns in stock and we can choose what will work the best.[/black][/font]
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[font "Times New Roman"][size 3]SNAKE RIVER IN JACKSON HOLE
[/size][/font][black]As March rolls on and the temperatures increase the activity on the Snake will get better. Sunny days in March can be great for fishing. On most days nymphs are the way to go but on some sunny days you will see some dry fly action.
The most popular place to fly fish is around the [#ff0000]Wilson bridge.[/#ff0000] South of town there is some access on the Snake in the Forest Service stretches. You will generally need to snowshoe into these spots.
Access to the river is closed in Grand Teton National park from Pacific Creek launch downsteam to the ferry at Moose[/black][font "Arial"][black][size 2]. Downstream from that the river is legal to fish and you are just limited by the difficulty of getting to the river. Snowshoes are suggested since the snow is deep.
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[font "Arial"][black]Drop into our store and talk to one of our fishing professionals. We have over 700 fly patterns in stock and we can choose what will work the best.[/black][/font]
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