What flies are hatching on the Teton River right now?

Current and seasonal hatches on the Teton River include Caddis, Pale Morning Dun, Hopper. Use the AI Hatch Advisor on this page for a live, temperature-aware recommendation.

What's the current flow on the Teton River?

The Teton River is running at 670 CFS at the Near Driggs gauge. Readings update every 15 minutes from the USGS Water Services API.

Is the Teton River fishable today?

Teton River is rated marginal right now. Flow is 670 CFS at the Near Driggs gauge. Go in prepared — heavier tippet, cautious wading, or target edges and seams.

Teton Valley / Driggs

Teton River

Marginal670 CFSIntermediate

Live Conditions

Teton River — Near Driggs

Marginal

670CFS

Discharge

2.55ft

Gauge Height

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Water Temp

Updated 27 min agoView on USGS ↗

7-Day Flow

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RisingFallingStable

24-Hr Pressure

23.97 inHg · ↓ Falling

Falling (good)RisingHigh/stable

Local Weather

59°FOvercast

Wind 5 mph23.97 inHg Falling

Good window — fish are feeding

Today

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Overcast

72° / 37°

Tomorrow

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Overcast

80° / 40°

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Overcast

74° / 55°

Sun

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Rain

73° / 49°

0.05"

Cold front incoming — go deep with nymphs, surface activity likely slow.

Weather by Open-Meteo · No API key · Updated every 30 min

What should I fish today?

One call. Specific to today's exact conditions on the Teton River.

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What should I pack?

Rod, flies, tippet, and safety gear specific to today's Teton River conditions.

🪰 Hatch Calendar

Teton River · June · Early Summer

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JanDec

Caddis (size 14-16) at peak — Teton caddis hatches are heavy in the meadow stretches. PMDs (size 16-18) mid-morning. Yellow Sallies (size 14). Cutthroat sip in slow meadow water.

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About Teton River

Slow, meandering meadow river through the Teton Valley west of the Tetons. Native Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat sip Caddis, PMDs, and BWOs over weed beds — a quiet alternative to the busier waters across the pass.

CaddisPale Morning DunHopperBlue-Winged OliveCallibaetis

Regulations

Standard Idaho trout regulations apply on the Teton; native Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat are the primary species. Idaho fishing license required. Verify current regs at idfg.idaho.gov before fishing.