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Snake River (Jackson Hole), Wyoming fishing report

Is the Snake River (Jackson Hole) fishable? Here's the live flow, today's read, the 7-day bite outlook, and the best months to fish it — with guided trips to book. Odds combine the live USGS discharge against the Snake River (Jackson Hole)'s fishable-flow band, the season, and the moon/solunar bite windows. Book a guide for the Snake River (Jackson Hole) for your dates.

Prime 500–1,500 cfs Season: A Jackson Lake Dam tailwater through Grand Teton National Park; dam releases run flows HIGH through the summer for downstream irrigation demand (the opposite of a natural snowmelt river), then taper sharply each fall into the best wading window
4,160cfs
Fishable · 37/100

Right now the Snake River (Jackson Hole) is flowing 4,160 cfs — fishable, just off the prime band. Today's bite odds rate 37/100 (Fishable), and the sky looks mostly cloudy.

4,160 cfscurrent flow
500–1,500prime band (cfs)
75%mostly cloudy
Fishabletoday's read

Best time to fish the Snake River (Jackson Hole), Wyoming

The best months on the Snake River (Jackson Hole) are March, April, October — when the flow settles into its prime band and the hatches line up, the odds genuinely worth booking around. Today's flow is one data point; the next 7 days below show how the bite window is trending. Plan ahead and book a guide for your dates.

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Know when the Snake River (Jackson Hole) is fishing right

Flows and the bite shift week to week. Leave your email and we'll tell you when the Snake River (Jackson Hole) hits its best window — time to book a guide for your dates.

Flow & bite outlook for the Snake River (Jackson Hole) — the next 7 days

Sat 6 AM 37
Sun 6 AM 35
Mon 7 AM 34
Tue 7 AM 31
Wed 7 AM 29
Thu 7 AM 27
Fri 7 AM 26
DayFlow (cfs)SkyBite
Sat 6 AM 4,160 75% · mostly cloudy 37 Fishable
Sun 6 AM 4,160 29% · partly cloudy 35 Fishable
Mon 7 AM 4,160 21% · partly cloudy 34 Fishable
Tue 7 AM 4,160 19% · clear skies 31 Fishable
Wed 7 AM 4,160 34% · partly cloudy 29 Fishable
Thu 7 AM 4,160 61% · mostly cloudy 27 Fishable
Fri 7 AM 4,160 64% · mostly cloudy 26 Fishable

A ✓ means the flow sits in the Snake River (Jackson Hole)'s prime 500–1,500 cfs band — the season and the moon/solunar windows then move each day's bite odds.

Conditions & the best window

The prime bite is dawn and the last hour of light, strongest around the new and full moon. Today's sky on the Snake River (Jackson Hole) looks mostly cloudy (about 75% cloud) — and an overcast day can actually keep fish looking up. Watch the flow as much as the sky: a sharp change in discharge, up or down, can turn the fish off for a day.

Reach 1, immediately below Jackson Lake Dam near Moose, holds the most consistently wadeable water even at moderate flows; Deadman's Bar to Moose and the Wilson stretch downstream are the classic float sections once summer releases are running. Grand Teton National Park fishing permit required in addition to a Wyoming license.

Guided trips & lodges on the Snake River (Jackson Hole)

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A guided day on the Snake River (Jackson Hole) typically runs $450–$700 per boat. A local guide who knows the current flow and the productive water is the fastest way onto fish — book ahead for the dates you want.

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These are probabilistic fishability odds, not a guarantee. We build them from live USGS streamflow, each river’s published fishable-flow band, the curated season, and a moon/solunar model — flow and weather can change fast, and even a perfect flow on the right moon can fish slow. Some prime days disappoint; some marginal ones surprise. How we compute the score.