The Green has been in good shape, and we have had some really good days on the river recently. The sections above Warren Bridge are accessible, and the river is in good shape for wade fishing in the area. From Daniel down, the river is low but still in good shape. Nymphs and streamers are the most productive right now, but watch for BWOs as the day progresses. Fish have been moving into more active feeding areas, so look for fish feeding in areas like drop-offs near slower riffles and foam lines along inside bends.

The New Fork has been low but still fishing pretty well. Most of the fish have been sitting in the deeper slots, and getting bugs down to the fish has been the most productive. There has been good midge and BWO activity, and fishing with midge or BWO nymphs will produce a lot of fish. Sizing up your presentation a bit should help you avoid catching nothing but Whitefish. Running streamers through deep holes has got some fish moving and should work really well during the cloudy day coming up.

The Green below Fontenelle has been good lately. It seems that most of the rainbows are through spawning, but watch out for and avoid redds, especially in braided sections. Sow bugs, midges, and BWOs have been the most productive bugs recently. Streamer fishing is picking up down there, and once that water temp gets over 45 degrees, we should see increased crayfish activity too. Fish have been pretty active in the riffles and along seams with moderate depth.