The Green has still been fishing well. Dry flies are still the best game in town, but the occasional dropper or streamer presentation has been producing fish, too. Drakes and foam patterns have still been the preferred patterns, but fish are also being caught on Yellow Sallies and caddis, as well. When days are warmer and brighter, try getting a nymph or small streamer down deep. Look for fish in areas with increased flow, like deeper riffles and cut banks with good depth.

The New Fork has been a little hit or miss, but it's producing some quality fish when it's on. Drakes, PMDs, and foam patterns have all been working well. Get started early and keep a close eye on those water temperatures in the afternoon. We have seen pods of feeders sipping smaller bugs. Longer casts and delicate presentations will help you find success in these situations. Also, sparse patterns have been attracting more fish.

Flows have been dropping recently below Fontenelle, and fishing has been a bit slower as a result. Even with the recent slower fishing, this is still a great option for targeting large fish. Once the fish adapt to the lower flows, the fishing should get better. With the lower flows, expect the levels of moss to start to increase. Scuds, sowbugs, and crayfish are still good subsurface options. Drakes, PMDs, caddis, and foam patterns are all good dry fly options.