Fisheries officials ended the voluntary afternoon fishing ban for the Snake River and Flat Creek. Recent cool weather lowered water temperatures to safer levels for trout, though anglers should still monitor heat.

Recent cooler weather has lowered stream temperatures in Jackson to levels safer for trout, allowing officials to end the voluntary restrictions. Anglers should still carry thermometers and consider pausing catch-and-release fishing if water temperatures approach 70 degrees. To help protect the fish as temperatures fluctuate, experts recommend using barbless hooks and minimizing fight times to prevent exhaustion.