Flows on the Upper Teton near Driggs are currently 320 CFS 

The Teton River is still running hot in the lower stretches of the river, so most of the angling pressure should be directed towards upstream accesses such as Fox Creek. There is a lot of activity on the Teton river, PMD’s, damselflies, tricos, grasshoppers, 

ants, and rusty spinners. The lower river is low and warm, and most of our guides are choosing to avoid the river below the old damsite in order to minimize fish mortality in this stretch.