The Snake through Jackson Hole runs under the Tetons themselves, which makes it hard to keep your mind on fishing, and it's home to the Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat — a distinct native form found almost nowhere else, peppered with tiny spots and willing as anything to eat a dry. It's a braided, log-jammed drift-boat river below Jackson Lake Dam, the flow set by releases, not weather. You float it, throwing big attractors at the bank willows. The fish aren't huge but they're native, beautiful, and eager, and the scenery does the rest.
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