Greetings from Jim Brungardt! As many of you know snowpack this past winter was well below normal with most drainages in the area running around 65-70%. Low snowpack can equate to lower water levels as our summer progresses and this can make fishing more difficult and can be hard on the fish as well...

The 2009 fishing season ended November 1st and once again we had a good year. Not only did we have good fishing this past season...

Fall Greetings, from the 3 Creek Ranch Nature Center! In this report we will revisit this years fishing, as well as predict what to look for on our creeks in the coming months...

Hello again from the 3 Creek Ranch Nature Center. Summer has finally arrived in the valley and the weather has become more consistent. We are still getting some late afternoon storms, but for the most part we are enjoying nice temperatures and sunny days. All three creeks are enjoying nice water levels and temperatures, ensuring a long productive fishing season...

Greetings from Jim and John down at the Nature Center! The fishing season is now in full swing as we approach some of the best fishing of the year. As you may have heard, the season got off to a slow start thanks to three solid weeks of rain and cooler temperatures...

Hello from Jim Brungardt, Fishing Coordinator, here at 3 Creek Ranch. I've been walking the creeks regularly for the past couple weeks and can report that the fish have started to arrive...

Hi it's Jim Brungardt, Fishing Coordinator here at 3 Creek Ranch. It's hard to believe but it's now 2009...2009! Seems like just yesterday that I arrived here in Jackson, but that was over 4 years ago...

Hello from Jim Brungardt Fishing Coordinator here at 3 Creek Ranch. Now that the fishing season is over here at 3 Creek I recently took a couple of days off and headed to the Grand Canyon...

Hi from Jim Brungardt Fishing Coordinator here at 3 Creek Ranch. The 2008 fishing season is just about over and already I'm looking forward to 2009...

Greetings from Jim Brungardt, the 3 Creek Ranch Fish Guy. September can offer some of the most diverse fishing we see all year here at 3 Creek Ranch. Early in the month the Sulphur hatches can be quite heavy...

Hello from Jim Brungardt, Fishing Coordinator here at 3 Creek Ranch. Fishing season started June 1st and ends October 31st. Just like clockwork the PMDs started to hatch in mid June and are now just ending...

Let me take a moment to welcome everyone to the 2008 fishing season here at 3 Creek Ranch. The start of the 3 Creek fishing season was June 1st. Normally the early season fishing is good but not great and this year was no exception...

Hello from Jim Brungardt. The start of the fishing season is right around the corner. A couple of days ago I was down on lower spring checking out the water. It was a cloudy day and there was a good hatch of Blue Wings coming off...

As many of you know it's been a big winter here in Jackson Hole. After last year's lower than normal snowpack and incredibly warm early summer we desperately needed lots of snow but I gotta tell you I am over winter, I'm tired of seeing white everywhere, I don't want to see anymore white stuff falling from the sky...

I am pleased to announce that the stream restoration project on lower Spring Creek has been completed. Once again the fellas from Urbani and Associates out of Bozeman MT did a magnificent job. ...

Hello from Jim Brungardt. I am very pleased that interest in the fishing program continued to grow thru the 2007 season. My hope is that there will be continued interest and growth in the fishing program for 2008. But for now let's look back at some of this past season's highlights...

Hello from Jim Brungardt (The Fish Guy). The fishing season here at 3 Creek Ranch started on June 1st and I am very pleased with the early season fishing. I expect the quality of the fishing to continue to improve for some time to come...

Hello from Jim Brungardt TFG (The Fish Guy). The 3 Creek Ranch fishing season opens June 1. I am very excited about the upcoming season. Over this past winter the guys from Urbani and Associates finished the stream re-habilitation work on lower Cody Creek...

How does a vacation that includes amazing scenery, great people, lots of fun and maybe even catching a few big fish sound? Well, if you are the Fish Guy that is heaven on earth, so each winter I go to such a place New Zealand. I just got back and I have got to tell you there is no better place on this planet...

Hello from Jim Brungardt. Winter here in Jackson is a special time of year. I look forward to the change of seasons and cannot wait for the ski season to begin. But I have to be honest, I also love to fish. Therefore, every winter I plan at least a couple of trips south to get away from the cold and try and catch a fish or two. I recently returned from the Patagonia region of Argentina. I have hosted groups to this area in the past, but it had been a few years since my last visit...

I've been asked "What do the fish do during the winter?" Well, it's a great question. Most of the fish in Spring Creek, Cody Creek, and Blue Crane Creek are the native Fine Spotted Cutthroat Trout. The vast majority of these fish winter in the main stem of the Snake River. Usually in late October most of the fish leave our spring creeks and migrate back to the Snake River where they spend the winter in the big deep pools found throughout the river near Jackson...

Hello from Jim Brungardt Fishing Coordinator here at 3 Creek Ranch. This winter we plan to finish the enhancement work on Cody Creek. This will consist of two projects. The first is to finish the stream enhancement work on the lower portion of Cody Creek. As you know much of Cody Creek was enhanced a couple of years ago, but due to permitting, we were only allowed to enhance about ÃÆ"½ mile - leaving the last ÃÆ"… mile unimproved...

Hello from Jim Brungardt TFG (The Fish Guy). I'm asked all the time, "Where should I go fishing? And don't tell me the Snake, the South Fork or the Green." Well, how about the Canyon Stretch of the Teton? Never heard of it? Well, you're not alone...most people haven't. Earlier this summer I felt as part of my job as "The Fish Guy" I needed to check out some new water so I convinced a friend that we should hire a guide and float the Teton. I called the good guys at Worldcast Anglers and asked them to make the arrangements...

Hello from The Fish Guy. As many of you know the fishing the past couple of weeks has been all over the map. We have had some absolutely great days but also some of the slowest days of the season. I know you are going to ask, "Why is the fishing slow?" Well, I have a very good answer...I don't know. But, if I had to make an educated guess (or make something up...you decide) I'd tell you that a combination of lower water levels, warm air temps, sunny days and less consistent hatches usually add up to slower than normal fishing...

The Fish Guy here. The fishing continues to be very good. This hot dry weather we've had the past couple of weeks has not had an effect on the fishing. The PMD hatches continue to be very strong on Spring Creek and in between hatches the fish continue to eat basic attractors like Parachute Adams and Parachute Hare's Ears. There are grasshoppers all over the place and it's only a matter of time before the fish start keying in on hoppers and when they do the fishing should be awesome...