• Spokane River, Washington

  • Hatches

    Caddis

  • The Fishing

    The Spokane River has dropped nicely this week so more wade fishing options have opened up. The floating of course has been great. Our guide crew has had a great time since the season opener on May 24th. A chubby / dropper combo gets it done. Your nymph and dropper roster should always include some rubber leg stones, twenty inchers, tungsten caddis pupa, walts worm, jig prince, etc. Good caddis hatches on the warm afternoons and evenings, late evening the dry fly fishing can pickup. IT'S TIME!

    If you are interested in fishing the Spokane River with one of our guides give Bo a shout at the shop, 509.924.9998

  • Current Flow

    4390 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Lower River / Post Falls

    USGS Water-data Flow Graph Spokane River Washington State
  • NF CDA - North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

  • Hatches

    Salmonflies... a few left, not many
    Yellow sallies
    Golden stones
    PMDs
    Caddis
    Green drakes




  • The Fishing

    The North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene is in it's peak shape for the season and has been. May/June are really the two best months hear for hatches, temps, and water. Dry fly fishing has been great top to bottom. Depending on what stretch you are on can dictate what you see. A few big salmonflies were out this week still but fishing more mayfly stuff like drakes and pmd's or golden stones with droppers can be more productive. Terrestrials like ants have also started to really pick up. It's prime time here, I don't know what else to tell you to get you motivated! GO!

  • Current Flow

    Prichard = 263 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Prichard

    Cataldo = 1270 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Cataldo

    USGS Water-data Flow Graph North Fork of the Coeur d' Alene Idaho
  • USGS Water-data Flow Graph North Fork of the Coeur d' Alene Idaho
  • St. Joe River, Idaho

  • Hatches

    Salmonflies
    Golden stones
    Caddis
    Drakes
    PMDs
    Yellow sallies

  • The Fishing

    The St. Joe River has been a good option and is even better now that the water levels have dropped for wade fishing. Stones and chubbies with droppers are the go-to on most stretches of the river right now. Hatches of pmds and drakes can also be important so be prepared, caddis too. It's pretty much coming into prime time here as well just like the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene so it's time to get after it!

  • Current Flow

    Red Ives = 633 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Red Ives

    Calder = 2680 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Calder

    USGS Water-data Flow Graph North Fork of the St Joe Rover at Red Ives Idaho
  • USGS Water-data Flow Graph St Joe River Idaho
  • Miscellaneous

  • The Fishing

    Lake fishing is hanging in there as of now, but hot temps in the forecast will make it pretty tough. Fishing deeper and fighting / releasing fish will be important. Bass fishing has been good around the region.

    Montana rivers like the Clark Fork near St. Regis are dropping nicely and becoming a good option again.

  • Steelhead Rivers

  • The Fishing

    Want to try something different? Smallmouth fishing on the Lower Grand Ronde is exceptional this month. Smolt colored streamers, craw patterns, sparkle minnows, really whatever you want to throw will work. I always make a point of getting down here at least once in May, it’s not uncommon to have a triple digit day of smallie fishing when conditions are prime.

  • Current Flows

    Grande Ronde River at Troy - 3680 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Troy

    USGS Water-data Flow Graph Grande Ronde River Washington State

    Snake River at Anatone - 44400 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Anatone

    USGS Water-data Flow Graph Snake River Washington State

    Clearwater River at Spalding - 16800 ft3/sec
    Prediction Flow - Spalding

    USGS Water-data Flow Graph Clearwater River Idaho State

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