The upper sections of the Green continue to fish really well. Water temps on the upper Green are nice and cold, and the fish have been very active throughout the day. We are still seeing a few caddis and Yellow Sallies, and starting to see some BWOs around, but terrestrials and larger foam bugs are producing the best. Smaller jig streamers in the skinnier water are a really good option right now too. We have seen improving conditions on some of the lower sections with good water temps in the morning. We have seen water temps hovering around 67 degrees in some spots late in the afternoon. Single dries, dry droppers and larger streamers have all produced fish in the lower sections.

We have certainly seen some improvement on the New Fork, but it is still fishing a bit slower than the Green. Water temps above the East Fork Confluence have been good, but we are still seeing temperatures creep up in the afternoon below the confluence. Dry droppers with darker-bodied foam bugs have worked really well, and we should see streamer action continue to improve in the coming weeks. If you are looking for an area to target risers with small bugs like tricos, midges, and BWOs, the upper sections of the New Fork are a good spot to do it.

Flows out of the dam are cool, but the water gets warmer the farther downstream you get. It looks like flows have stayed about the same, but we are still hoping for a flush here soon. Fishing between the dam and Slate Creek has been the most consistent with small nymphs producing the most fish. Streamer and BWO activity should be pretty good with some cloudy weather in the forecast. Look for fish active near the riffles.