The Green has done nothing but drop, but the fish are still consolidated in pockets, especially toward Warren Bridge. Browns will spawn in the shallows for a while, and rainbows will be in their wake, cleaning up anything left behind.

The New Fork has seen a significant spike in spawners seemingly overnight, which means rainbows and cutthroat will be on the prowl. Fish deeper pools, and you’re liable to find pre-spawn browns or eager rainbows looking for a big snack.

The Green below Fontenelle is starting to turn around with a receding moss presence. Active spawning browns aren’t as prevalent yet, but they should begin full swing soon. With the moss becoming less of an issue, you can fish far into the refuge and get a fly in front of fish that haven’t had much recent pressure.

The hoppers are still becoming less effective week over week, but the BWOs and PMDs are in full swing, along with some midges on chilly days. Dry dropper fishing is always productive during hours of hatch-free fishing. Most of the fish will eat further up in the water column, but dredging nymphs is extremely prolific.