The Green has been fishing really well and is still in prime wading condition. Dry droppers have still been working well in deep slots and feeding lanes, but the majority of our success has been on subsurface bugs. Getting down as far as you can in the deep holes with a streamer or indicator rig has been the best way to find larger fish. We have seen some midges, BWOs, and caddis around during the day, but not much for surface action. Look for fish in the buckets and along the foam lines.

New Fork has been really good, but it's getting pretty low. Streamer fishing has been hot on the New Fork, and we are still seeing some surface action on BWOs and caddis. Dry droppers are still getting a lot of fish to move where riffles drop into deeper water. Look for fish feeding on the surface along slow seams and near eddies. Streamers down deep have been producing some really big fish.

Flows are a bit low below Fontenelle Dam, and the moss and grass have really built up in the slower sections, but the weather has been nice, the water has been cool, and the fishing has been pretty good. We have been seeing BWOs and caddis during the warmer parts of the day, but not much surface feeding. Streamers and nymphs have both been pretty productive. On clear, bright days, getting nymphs down deep has worked the best. With the greenish tint in the water right now, you can get away with larger nymphs. When there is cloud cover, streamer fishing has been very effective and produced some really nice fish. Concentrate on areas with more flow where the vegetation has not built up as much.