Rivers are warming back up, with some spots hitting 65 degrees. High releases from the dam keep the Snake flowing fast, but the reservoir is low and the Signal Mountain ramp could close by mid-September.

Recent heavy rain in the western watershed and the Snake River Ranges has stirred up sediment in the Hoback, Greys, and Flat Creek. High releases from Jackson Lake are keeping the Snake River mainstem high, though the reservoir is only 30% full and the Signal Mountain boat ramp may close by mid-September. Anglers should bring a thermometer to monitor water temperatures as daily peaks are now exceeding 65 degrees.