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Little Snake River

River in Wyoming, read from 3 USGS gauges, draining about 3,020 square miles. Figures refresh every fifteen minutes.

Discharge

6.1

cfs · 52 min ago

Normal for today

21.0

cfs median, 9 yrs

Water temp

—

not measured here

Gage height

1.08

ft

Below normal for the date29% of medianUSGS gauge 09259700
Thirty-day mean discharge · 0.0–206 cfsdashed line: today’s long-term median

Gauges on this water

Reading by reach

StationFlowTempUpdated
Little Snake River bl Dry Gulch, nr Baggs, WY092597006.1 cfs—52 min ago
LITTLE SNAKE RIVER NEAR DIXON, WY0925700031.7 cfs—37 min ago
Little Snake River ab Savery Cr, nr Savery, WY0925520032.8 cfs—37 min ago

Reading the number

On this date the gauge has averaged 21.0 cfs over 9 years of record, with the middle half of years falling between 8.5 and 143 cfs. Today is below that band: lower, clearer and, in summer, warmer water than a typical October day here.

Regional hatch calendar

What is likely hatching near Little Snake River

Little Snake River does not have its own verified chart yet. This calendar is combined from the verified charts on Yampa River (49 mi), North Platte River (62 mi), Colorado River (86 mi). Treat it as regional timing, and file a report if you see something different here.

Month-by-month insect activity for Little Snake River
InsectJFMAMJJASOND
Blue-Winged OliveJanuary: activeFebruary: activeMarch: peakApril: peakMay: activeJune: activeJuly: absentAugust: activeSeptember: peakOctober: peakNovember: peakDecember: active
CaddisJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: activeApril: peakMay: peakJune: peakJuly: peakAugust: activeSeptember: activeOctober: activeNovember: absentDecember: absent
Golden StoneflyJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: activeJune: peakJuly: peakAugust: peakSeptember: activeOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
MidgeJanuary: peakFebruary: peakMarch: peakApril: peakMay: activeJune: activeJuly: activeAugust: activeSeptember: activeOctober: peakNovember: peakDecember: peak
Pale Morning DunJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: activeJune: peakJuly: peakAugust: peakSeptember: activeOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
TricoJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: absentJune: absentJuly: activeAugust: peakSeptember: peakOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
GrasshopperJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: absentJune: activeJuly: peakAugust: peakSeptember: activeOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
SalmonflyJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: activeJune: peakJuly: peakAugust: absentSeptember: absentOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
Crane FlyJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: absentJune: absentJuly: activeAugust: activeSeptember: activeOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
Green DrakeJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: activeJune: activeJuly: absentAugust: absentSeptember: absentOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
Little Black StoneflyJanuary: absentFebruary: activeMarch: activeApril: activeMay: activeJune: absentJuly: absentAugust: absentSeptember: absentOctober: absentNovember: absentDecember: absent
TerrestrialsJanuary: absentFebruary: absentMarch: absentApril: absentMay: absentJune: absentJuly: activeAugust: peakSeptember: peakOctober: activeNovember: absentDecember: absent
PeakActiveAbsent

Reports

From anglers on Little Snake River

No reports filed here yet. The first one becomes the page’s local knowledge, stamped with the flow at the time. File a report.