Much of the Green is fishing really well. In the upper river, there are still decent numbers of Grey Drakes, and fish are also being caught on PMDs, Yellow Sallies, and even some terrestrials. When fishing smaller dries is slower, we are having good success with tossing some bigger foam bugs with a dropper. Water temps have held up pretty well in the upper sections, but keep a close eye on them as the day heats up.

The New Fork tends to be a bit warmer than the Green, but we are still finding some good fishing in the upper sections where colder water from the tributaries is coming in. The Grey Drake hatch is on the tail end down lower, but we are still getting eats on drake patterns as well as PMDs, Yellow Sallies, and Chubbies. Fishing sparse patterns has been working well, and don't skimp on the purple when making your color choices.

It looks like they have held the flows steady below Fontenelle this past week, and the fishing has been better than it was when flows were on the drop. Some of the lower sections are seeing a buildup of moss, but the sections closer to the dam are holding up better. There has been some dry fly action on big foam, but your best bet is scuds, sowbugs, and crayfish patterns under the indicator. The temperature is a bit warmer down here, so make sure to watch the water temperature closely and end your day before the heat becomes too much.