Fishing on the Green is staying strong. The upper sections are perfect for wading right now, but don't forget your waders. Dry droppers have been working well in the deeper pocket water and along the foam lines. On the lower sections, we have had a lot of luck with streamers and indicator rigs. Concentrate your efforts on the deeper holes. If you are struggling to find fish, try getting your flies down deeper, and if that doesn't work, be quick to switch out until you find what they are eating.

The New Fork is good right now. Streamer fishing has been on lately, and the average fish has been really good quality. Focus on the deeper holes and tailouts. Getting streamers down deeper with a sinking line or a polyleader has been working well. Getting nymphs down along foam lines has produced some trout as well as stud Whitefish.

October is a great month to fish down in Seedskadee. We still have some guide days available down there, so if you have been thinking about taking a trip, now is the time. Streamers and crayfish patterns have been working well. Scuds, sow bugs, and small pheasant tails have been good in the skinny water. Try hot head patterns behind Kokanee for trout feeding on eggs. In areas where the water has a green tint from moss and grass, larger nymphs, such as Rubberlegs, have also been producing fish.