Fishing on the Green has remained pretty consistent. Dry fly fishing is still good and is still our primary technique, but diversifying a bit has produced some nice fish. We have been seeing some PMDs, Callibaetis, Tricos, and caddis around. We are also still seeing a few Grey Drakes and Yellow Sallies up higher. Terrestrials, especially ants and beetles, have been working really well recently. Adding a dropper under foam patterns has been a good tactic recently. We have been moving more fish with streamers recently, especially when the temps are cooler, and there is a bit of cloud cover.

The New Fork is getting pretty low, but water temps are staying just cool enough, and there are still some fishing opportunities. The upper sections are pretty skinny, but there are still some options for floating down lower. Terrestrials and other smaller foam flies have been working pretty good. Smaller streamers have moved some fish, too. Look for fish along cut banks that offer some protection and in riffles that drop into the deeper holes.

It has been pretty busy below Fontenelle Dam, but water levels and fishing conditions are holding up. Moss has continued to build up down there, but it is still fishable. We have seen PMDs and Tricos hatches coming off, but sub-surface is still going to produce better than topwater. Sow bugs, small mayfly nymphs, and crayfish are all working well. Throwing a streamer has also moved some nice fish, and should continue to get better as we see more cooler weather.