The Green has been considerably more consistent throughout the season, without many low points. Caddis and stoneflies have decreased in numbers recently, but a surge of flying ants and small hoppers has taken their place. Tricos have also begun to hatch here and there.

Most of the New Fork stretches south of Boulder have been fishing slowly lately, but near Pinedale, it has been fishing well for numbers. PMDs, ants and beetles are working well. Large attractors with beaded droppers against banks are also highly productive.

Given high daily temperatures, the Green below Fontenelle has been fishing relatively well, with most of the action still coming from below the surface. Hopper dropper rigs and deep-running nymph rigs have been doing the trick, especially in the mornings and evenings.

With the clear water coming from Boysen Reservoir and stable flows, fishing has improved significantly across most techniques. Streamers and nymphs have been good, especially during brighter times of the day when fish are more hesitant to rise to dries. When the lighting is lower, fish will rise to big foam.