Live Hoback River Webcam at Hoback Junction

The Hoback River is a designated Wild and Scenic River that runs 55 miles through the Hoback Basin before meeting the Snake River at Hoback Junction, about 13 miles south of Jackson. If you are planning to fish or float, this camera is your ground truth on conditions.

You do not book a guide without knowing what the water looks like. Locals check this feed to gauge water clarity and flow levels. During the spring runoff you can see exactly how blown out the river is. By August and September, when the world-class fly fishing peaks, this camera shows you the crystal-clear water conditions you are looking for. If you are an expert boater eyeing the continuous Class III rapids near Granite Creek, this feed tells you if the water is running high enough to make the trip worth it.

Local tip: The Hoback River is one of the most underrated fly fishing streams in Wyoming. It gets far less pressure than the Snake River or the South Fork, and the fishing can be exceptional. Check this camera in late August and September for the best conditions.

About the weather

Right now in Hoback it’s 42°F (feels like 39°F) under scattered clouds. Today’s range runs from 40°F to 42°F, humidity sits at 69%, wind out of the South-SW at 4.5 mph, pressure at 1018 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 43%. The sun rises at 6:01 AM and sets at 6:35 PM.