Jackson Hole River Flow

Please use caution on all rivers. Water levels and potential river hazards are subject to changes on an hourly basis. It is critical that river users accurately assess current conditions and their own ability. Always have appropriate clothing, safety equipment and the knowledge to use it. BE SAFE.
SPRING IS ALMOST HERE - As soon as things start flowing the river report will be updated regularly

River/Comments	Flow
Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone @ Belfry, MT Rising Slightly	244 CFS
Yellowstone River @ Corwin Springs, MT Rising	1460 CFS
Snake River @ Flagg Ranch Rising	536 CFS
Snake River @ Moran Steady	287 CFS
Buffalo Fork @ Moran Steady	N/A
Gros Ventre River near JH Golf & Tennis Steady	ICE
Snake River near Jackson Rising	1,,490 CFS
Hoback River Rising	Low
Snake River @ Alpine Rising Slightly - A little high for Winter Wave a little low for Burrito	2,220 CFS
Greys River @ Alpine Rising - a bit on the bony side but runnable	676 CFS 2.26 Ft.
Teton River near Driggs Rising - almost good to go - 300 CFS or better is a fun low level for the narrows below HWY 33.	287 CFS
Teton River @ St. Anthony Rising	580 CFS

General Notes:
Yesterdays heat has caused things to break loose a little. Today is cool however so it is keeping runoff in check. Levels should remain stable or rise slightly as it looks like unstable weather will continue. THE BLACK CANYON OF THE BEAR RIVER IN IDAHO NEAR SODA SPRINGS MAY RUN BEGINNING THIS WEEKEND! Work on the dam will begin this weekend and if the weater cooperates we should have decent flows in the Bear. 1,000 CFS or more is what you want.

Aaron P.

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