Place

A World of Fish

Two visitors look towards the dam (out of picture) standing by interpretive panels and a bench.
Casting a fly? Learn how to properly catch and release a fish.

NPS Photo/G. Lemen

Quick Facts

Benches/Seating, Historical/Interpretive Information/Exhibits, Wheelchair Accessible

The Snake River’s headwaters begin just north of here near the south entrance of Yellowstone. Although the dam might have changed the lake and flow of the Snake River, it continues to provide life. Plants thrive along the river's shores, creating habitat for a wide variety of animals. Fish, like the native cutthroat trout, benefit from the oxygen-rich water. The river provides countless recreational opportunities to visitors from around the world. Frequently on display from this overlook, anglers can be seen casting just below the dam. New and longtime anglers can review best fishing practices shared on educational panels at this overlook.

Grand Teton National Park

Last updated: July 14, 2025