The Green has been fishing well lately. We have had some exceptional wade fishing on the upper sections recently. Small stonefly nymphs with a BWO nymph have been the rig of choice recently. On the lower river, nymph fishing has been productive too, and we have seen some pretty good streamer fishing conditions at times. Look for fish feeding more actively below riffles and along foam lines as the days warm up.

The New Fork is pretty low, but still fishing pretty well. Streamer fishing has been a bit less productive recently, but we are still finding a few fish stripping streamers. Nymphing has been good in areas where riffles drop into deeper water. BWO activity seemed to be minimal lately, so fishing small stonefly nymphs and larger mayfly imitations has been the ticket. Fishing slightly larger nymphs has produced good numbers of trout and will help keep the Whitefish numbers down a bit. It seems like Rainbows are post-spawn, but keep an eye out for and avoid redds in the shallow areas, especially in the upper sections.

Fishing below Fontenelle has remained pretty consistent. Fish have been keying on sow bugs, BWOs, and some caddis. Streamer fishing has been good when there is some cloud cover. Keep an eye out for and avoid spawning Cutthroat in shallower areas, especially at the head or tail of braids in the river. Fishing along seams has still been the most productive areas to find fish.