
Fish of the Month: Year 11
As it is the afternoon of December 31, I am closing the year with my annual fish-of-the-month blog, this one at the end of my

As it is the afternoon of December 31, I am closing the year with my annual fish-of-the-month blog, this one at the end of my

Written by Doris Squeri Tom and I met on our first day of grad school back in 1982. We were both broke and stressed, and

Guest Article by Mike Lawson, Henry’s Fork Anglers In early September, the Eagle Rock Wranglers, consisting of my youngest son, Chris, Mark Rockefeller (the owner

In a first-of-its-kind adaptive science effort for the Henry’s Fork, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) and Henry’s Fork Foundation (HFF) are launching

What is the current climate like in the Henry’s Fork Watershed? We have seen warmer temperatures and less water as a whole in water year

This time of year, one question is top of mind: what can we expect from the summer fishing season on the Henry’s Fork? Every spring

Looking downstream from Island Park Dam on January 6, 2025 after a fresh snowfall. How did Island Park winter flow shape up in 2025? Winter

And what does “average” mean, anyway? Now that we are about 75% of the way through the snow accumulation season, we have enough information to

PMDs were one of the hot topics on the Henry’s Fork in 2024, so here’s a few excerpts from the 10 Year Insect Report just

As most of you know, I started fishing the Harriman Ranch reach of the Henry’s Fork in 1977. I worked for Henry’s Fork Anglers from

Background This blog is a how-to for use of a new free bathymetric (depth) and recreation map of Island Park Reservoir. The map is intended

The fish-of-the-month tradition started decades ago with my fishing buddy Tom Grimes, who has guided for Henry’s Fork Anglers all of those decades. I’ve had a couple of good multi-year runs over the decades, but this one beats them all…120 consecutive months!

It’s never a happy feeling reporting on tough conditions. And it feels like—when it comes to snowpack and water supply for our Western fisheries—it’s been nothing but tough conditions lately. While we wish we could say we’re immune, the Henry’s Fork has not escaped these dry conditions.

This is the 3rd blog in a series about research and conservation activity in the Upper Henry’s Fork, focusing on Island Park Reservoir….

This is the 2nd blog in a series about research and conservation activity in the Upper Henry’s Fork, focusing on Island Park Reservoir. …

This is the 1st blog in a series about research and conservation activity in the Upper Henry’s Fork, focusing on Island Park Reservoir….

Why aren’t anglers seeing big fish in the Ranch? Are hatches changing?

Do water temperatures on the Henry’s Fork get too hot to fish and should there be hoot owl closures?

A continuation of the discussion around a proposed “airpark” and new Marriott in Henry’s Lake Flats.
Information about invasive species stickers, watercraft registration, outfitter licenses, and river recreation regulation.

UPDATE: After 10 years of studying Island Park Reservoir, we thought we had seen just about everything possible, but the current event is…

Mick Mickelson and Mike Lawson talk about the 1980s and what prompted the formation of the Henry’s Fork Foundation in 1984.

Rather than a typical “hatch chart”, HFF’s hatch timing calculations are based on accumulation of thermal units in the aquatic ecosystem….

Throughout August-September, there tends to be a lot of rooted aquatic plant (macrophyte) growth. These plants grow rapidly as they…