The Green River is free of ice and largely accessible. The Warren Bridge access area is free of snow, but the water is still pretty cold up that high. Flows are up a little, and it is running pretty muddy, but still fishable if you are looking for a place to go throw big bugs. Large streamers, stonefly nymphs, and worms have been working the best. Try darker patterns as they tend to be more visible in dirty water.

The New Fork is still running low, but the fishing has been pretty good. Fish are still mostly hanging in deeper areas and along slower seams, but we have seen fish move into the riffles on warm days to feed. There are a lot of midges and BWOs flying around and the occasional rising fish, but nymphing and streamer fishing are still the most productive options. Small stonefly and mayfly nymphs have been working the best for nymphing, and darker color streamers have been the most productive.

Fishing below Fontenelle Dam has been solid so far this spring. Rainbows and Cutthroat have begun spawning, so please keep an eye out for and avoid actively spawning fish and redds. Sow bugs and midge nymphs are still working really well. BWO nymphs, crayfish patterns, and streamers are also good options. Look for active fish where riffles drop into deeper buckets, in tailouts, and along foam lines.