The Green is still producing very well for us. Warren Bridge is still our best wading option, and we have seen some very good fish being pulled out of there. The sections below Daniel are still floatable and have been making for some rewarding days as well. We have been seeing the majority of fish being pulled out with slim-profile terrestrials with tactical droppers. Look for fish piled up deep in runs and riffles. Pay special attention to seams and feeding lanes with some depth and a bit of foam on the surface. Fish are very actively feeding in these areas and are reluctant to sit in areas where they are exposed. Don’t shy away from working a streamer through the water columns as well. The river above the Union Pass Bridge is still closed due to the Dollar Lake wildfire.

The New Fork has stayed a reliable option for us. We are still finding success with all techniques. We are at the tail end of bug season, but there’s still a good chance of catching Trico’s and BWO’s hatches popping. Single dries, tactical nymphs, and streamers have been the name of the game as of late. The fish are still holding steady in those deeper runs and pools. The fish have started to get more opportunistic at the chance at a well-presented drift and more reactive to streamers ripping by. With the season progressing into fall, we should continue to see excellent days on the New Fork.

Below Fontenenelle dam has upheld its reputation well this season. With the cooler weather, we are starting to see the algae being pushed out and some really quality fish being caught. The Kokanee spawn is kicking off, and we are seeing spawning Kokanee running upriver already. Streamer season is starting to become really productive at targeting those trophy trout that this section is known for. Nymphing small scuds and egg patterns is proving effective as well. A good presentation is key in this section, but the fish are eating and becoming more active, which in turn is making for some really fun days on the water.