The Green at Warren Bridge is largely free of ice and the water is low and clear. The access road is mostly free of snow for a least a little way up the road. Water clarity lower on the river below Big Piney is still pretty low, making fishing pretty slow, but we have found some luck on big streamers. Clarity should be improving, but larger, darker bugs are good options while visibility is low.

The New Fork has been hit or miss lately, most likely due to fluctuating water conditions. Some people have done well with streamers, while others didn't move any fish on streamers but had luck with worms, and others struggled to find any fish at all. The river is low and clear and will likely remain that way for the foreseeable future. There have been some midge hatches, but nymphing with small profile flies has been the most productive. Fish will mostly be hanging out on drop-offs and in deeper pools, so get the flies deep.

Conditions are good below Fontenelle. We have been finding the most success with scuds, but streamer fishing seems to be improving. With the warmer weather, we have seen midge hatches and a few BWOs. Small midge and mayfly nymphs are definitely worth a shot. More fish have moved towards the riffles, so look for fish on the seams where the riffle drops in deeper water.