The Green has been a little hit or miss lately. We have had some really good days, especially wading, and we have had some slow days recently. Nymphing has been working better than streamer fishing, especially in the upper sections. If fishing is slow, try sizing down a bit. Putting on a midge or a small mayfly nymph has helped get some fish to eat. In the upper sections, fishing structure has been where we have found the most opportunities. Down lower on the river, getting nymphs and streamers down in the deep holes has been the best bet.

The New Fork is fishing well. Streamers on the lower sections are the best game in town. The upper sections are still fishing well with both nymphs and streamers. Fishing the tailouts, eddies, and deep cut banks with structure has been the most productive. We have found the largest fish hiding near structure along deep cliff walls and cut banks. If you are not finding many fish and you feel like you are getting your flies down to a good depth, be quick to change up the color you are fishing until you find what is working best that day.

This is the best time of year to fish down below Fontenelle Dam with some really excellent opportunities to catch some jumbo trout. We only have a couple of available guide days left for Seedskadee, so if you have been thinking of taking a trip, make sure you book before the end of the month. Nymphing has been working well recently, and streamer fishing has picked up when there is some cloud cover. There is still moss and grass in the water, and much of that should start to flush out as the nights get colder. Drifting a scud or hot head nymph along foam lines and in tailouts has been the most productive.