Not only the spectacular fishing of the Idaho rivers, but also plenty of streams that carry beautiful native trout. Bitch Creek is one of the less well known streams that are spectacular.
Idaho Fly Fishing in the Bitch Creeks Who knows Bitch Creek has its name, but to us Frenziers have our theory. There are 2 access points for the Bitch Creek fish that I will work on, but one of the access points we usually fish is very steep and quite hikers. It's worse than a hike, ridiculous hiking. We have always stated that once you sit down you are good, but this is a bitch to get out. That's why the name Bitch Creek. The river is two separate villas, which eventually connect directly to the Idaho border to Wyoming border, bearing the name Bitch Creek.
North Bitch Creek begins north of the Moose Mountain. South Bitch Creek begins north of the Dry Ridge Mountain, on both summits in Wyoming at Grand Teton National Park. The two streams bend out of the mountains and eventually reach about 5 miles east of Idaho / Wyoming, which forms the Bitch Creek. Before you go to Idaho, the Jackpine Creek is in Bitch Creek. Idaho uses the boundary separating Fremont County and Teton County. It runs through spectacular canyoning settings before finally going to the Teton River from Driggs, northwest of Idaho. The puppy is only about 15 miles long. The northern and southern forks add another 8 to 10 miles, but the main fishing waters are only 12 to 15 miles away.
Location Located in the southeast of Bitch Creek. Beautiful Tetons. Within a part of Jedediah Smith Wilderness, he travels to Idaho and continues his journey through the Caribou Targhee National Forest. You do not have to say no beauty.
As mentioned earlier, there are two main access points. The most prominent is along the 32nd freeway, north of the thriving metropolis of Felt Idaho. The 32 freeway connecting highway between Ashton, Idaho and Tetonia Idaho. To get there, Hwy 33 from Rexburg, Idaho to Driggs, and just before Tetonia Idaho takes North Hwy 32. North of Felt Idaho Hwy 32 crosses Bitch Creek. There is a stretch where you can park and climb up the stream either up or down. I personally never fished up. The second entry point is a favorite of the madness group, and a place that is the biggest wasteland I've ever caught. To get to Hwy 32 from Ashton Idaho to Tetonia and hand over a small Drummond Idaho (Drummond Bar). Near the Drummond, it is about two miles to see the South Road, and the 4350 E from the south. This recognizes the structure of the two fences, which decorate both sides. It seems you are going to the farmer's yard, because the houses and the sheds you will go through will continue, and the dirt road will become narrower and eventually end on the edge of a steep canyon. The canyon downwards represents a huge contrast to the large grain fields we pass through when you come here. Once you see here on the canyon two interconnected water systems flowing into one. Here is the Bitch Creek in the Teton River. Despite this, many times it still seems to be lost every other time. It's a tricky place to find, but once you find one of the best small fishing boats. As a side note, please respect the landowner / farmer's property on ground travel permitting fishermen to access these beautiful places
Fishing
It is contrary to any other fishing I have been associated with. Access is difficult and hiking is even worse, but it adds the feeling that you are the only mile away that you take home. And you have the chance to be alone and never see the whole day again.
About 12 years ago, this creek was discovered when Marc Crapo took me. Since then I've been trying to go every summer and consistently pulled a 17-18 cm cow from this little creek. When I arrive at the confluence of the Teton and the bitch, the bitch is always up. The stream has good pools and runs every corner. If you do not force yourself to stop, you will find that you will never leave the "next round" syndrome created by this creek.
From the middle of June, after the spring run, the best fishing time goes on. Yetter, Gene Simmons, and in 2002 I learned the hard way of Frenzy 1. Mostly with the quarry nines I used the famous Bitch Creek nymphot. Standards like pheasant tail, field ears, and prince nymphs are always working well. Hopper patterns are also very productive.
If you're looking for a great place to get big Cutts, there's virtually no pressure, Bitch Creek is your place.