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South Fork

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Swan Valley, Idaho

Date	03-Jul-08
Water Condition		South Fork River Flows
Water Temperature

Conditions : South Fork: The are stones are out now in good numbers around Twin Bridges. The hatch should proceed up river now over the next two weeks until it hits Palisades Dam.

The Canyon section is still fishing good with stone nymphs. There are a few sallies and pale morning duns now in the riffles and with the warmer weather the next few days we could see the riffles in the upper stretches start to produce.

Reported by: Jimmy's All Season Angler

Species	Hatches:	Patterns	Lures & Spinners
Brook Browns Cutthroat Rainbow Whitefish

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About: - It is between the Henry's Fork confluence and Palisades Dam that the South Fork is known as one of the finest dry fly rivers in North America. All of the Fish in the South Fork are wild and fish between eight and sixteen inches must be released because they are the prime breeders. Fishing Articles on the South Fork: Fishing The Famous South Fork of the Snake River

Misc Info: - The South Fork is now open year round to provide additional angling opportunity and give anglers the chance to help native cutthroat trout by harvesting non-native rainbow trout. Fishing below the dam for spawning rainbows has been excellent in the past two weeks. The limit on rainbow trout has been removed, and we encourage anglers to harvest all rainbow trout they catch. No cutthroat may be harvested. The South Fork tributaries (Burns, Pine, Rainey, and Palisades creeks) are now all closed to cutthroat trout harvest and do not open until July 1.