06-26-2008, 05:58 PM
Welcome to the board. There are many of us BFTrs that live in Rexburg. It is difficult to tell you what flies to get to meet all the water levels and conditions that you will encounter in the next two months. The best thing to do is get to know people on the board and then ask specific questions. Every stretch of the Snake and Teton are different and conditions change rapidly.
I fish more lakes than rivers so I am no expert on the Snake or Teton.
If you are new to flyfishing I suggest you practice your presentation on smaller bodies of water like warm river, or birch creek. The fishing is less technical and you can pick up the skills and then apply them to the more difficult and heavily fished stretches on the bigger waters.
Windriver
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I fish more lakes than rivers so I am no expert on the Snake or Teton.
If you are new to flyfishing I suggest you practice your presentation on smaller bodies of water like warm river, or birch creek. The fishing is less technical and you can pick up the skills and then apply them to the more difficult and heavily fished stretches on the bigger waters.
Windriver
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