06/20/09

 


Park City Weather

 
 


Water Location:
Lower Provo River Below Deer Creek Reservoir

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Water Level / Flow: CUWCD: Lower Provo River Flows

Fishing Pressure: Moderate

Fishing: fair to good

Hatches: worm's, pmd's, sow's ?

Best Techniques: nymphing mornings, nymph junk food and big nymphs, Sow's!

Best Times: 8-6

Best Water Types to fish: find the areas with a softer flow and reasonable depth

Forecast for the next few weeks: good fishing and high flows better pmd's with lower water levels

Other Comments: Please don't wade in spawning beds

Top producing fly patterns on the Lower Provo River have been:

Dry Flies:

Nymphs: two toned zebra Midge, mercury rs-2, black glass bead befus midge, Hindmarsh's Rocky Mountain Sow, jujubaetis nymph, wd 40's, Barr's emerger bwo, bush pig sows, san juan worm, crane fly larvae

Streamers: Silvey's olive sculpin

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Water Location:
Middle Provo River Below Jordanelle Reservoir

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Water Level / Flow: CUWCD: Middle Provo River Flows  |  USGS: Middle Provo River Flows (River Road Bridge)  | 
USGS: Middle Provo River Flows (Charleston)

Fishing Pressure: Moderate

Fishing : Good

Hatches: Caddis, Pmd?

Best Techniques:Nymphing, streamer fishing,

Best Times:mid morning and mid afternoon to evening

Best Water Types to fish: runs and large holes current seams areas with slower water

Forecast for the next few weeks: good fishing nymphs and streamers. Drakes and Stones with falling water levels

Other Comments: respect other anglers and don't wade on spawning beds.

Top producing fly patterns on the Middle Provo River have been:

Dry Flies: Silvey's adult midge tan, trailing shuck midge dark, Snowshoe midge olive, Smith's Cripple, Morgan's para midge. Winger Bwo, cdc biot comparadun, parachute adams.

Nymphs: Brown zebra midge, Craven's jujubee midge, glass bead befus midge black, mercury's RS2, juju baetis, Barr's emerger,

Streamers:olive wool head sculpin

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Water Location:
Upper Provo River

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Water Level / Flow:  CUWCD: Upper Provo River Flows | USGS: Upper Provo River Flows (Woodland)  |  Upper Provo River Flows (Hailstone)

Fishing Pressure: light

Fishing : ? high water

Hatches: Worm Crane Stonefly Nymphs

Best Techniques: Nymphing, streamer fishing

Best Times:  mid morning and mid afternoon to evening

Best Water Types to fish: runs and large holes current seams . slower areas

Forecast for the next few weeks: high flows watch for falling water levels good hatches soon to follow

Other Comments: respect other anglers and don't wade on spawning beds.

Top producing fly patterns on the Upper Provo River have been:

Dry Flies: parachute adams

Nymphs: small black copper john. gb stone nymph, jumbo john San Juan

Streamers: Silvey's olive sculpin

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Water Location:
Weber River Below Rockport Reservoir

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Water Level / Flow: USGS: Weber River Flows (Wanship) |  USGS: Weber River Flows (Coalville)

Fishing Pressure: moderate

Fishing: Good

Hatches: caddis

Best Techniques: Nymphing. streamers

Best Times: late afternoon and early evening

Best Water Types to fish: Deeper runs and softer flow and non-muddy water is key

Forecast for the next few weeks: Good fishing to continue nymph with the sow and the worm, or bead head bird's nest for best results

Other Comments: Should be a good option to avoid crowds

Top producing fly patterns on the Weber River Below Rockport Reservoir have been:

Dry Flies:

Nymphs: sow bugs, two toned bl/rd zebra midge, hindmarsh rocky mountain sow, bead head bird's nest, san juan worm

Streamers: WHITE ZONKER! Silvey's Sculpin tan or olive

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Water Location:
  Weber River Above Rockport Reservoir

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Water Level / Flow:USGS: Weber River Flows (Oakley)

Fishing Pressure: light

Fishing :Fair

Hatches: Caddis Stones

Best Techniques: Nymphs, streamers

Best Times: mid day

Best Water Types to fish: slower areas

Forecast for the next few weeks: A little muddy and high will improve after high water crests .

Other Comments: Please avoid wading through spawning beds!

Top producing fly patterns on the Upper Weber River have been:

Dry Flies: Parachute adams

Nymphs: san juan worm red, glass bead befus midge black, Glow bug

Streamers: WHITE ZONKER!, Silvery's sculpin olive

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Water Location:
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Reservoir

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Water Level / Flow: BOR: Green River Flow Forecast  |  USGS: Green River Flows (Greendale)  | 
NOAA: Green River Flow Chart (Flaming Gorge Reservoir Inflow & Outflow)

Fishing Pressure: Moderate weekdays, Busy weekends

Fishing : Good

Hatches: Some cicadas, Crickets, midges,

Best Techniques: streamers and deep nymphing

Best Times: All day

Best Water Types to fish: bounce the worm in about 6 to 7 feet of water

Forecast for the next few weeks: Good nymphing and Cicada's may show if weather warms up

Other Comments: New Zealand mud snails have been confirmed in this section of the Green. This exotic species competes for the same food as insects which then displaces the insects that trout feed on. In order to prevent spreading these invaders to other waters, wash all equipment with bleach and allow it to completely dry (drying and freezing seem to kill them) before entering other waters.

Top producing fly patterns on the Green River have been:

Dry Flies: befus emerger bwo, fowler's biot midge, silvey's adult midge black, Parachute Adams, Extended body BWO, cdc biot comparadun, MFC cricket, peacock PMX

Nymphs: Glow bug, san juan worm red, craven's jujubee midge, brown zebra midge, Craven's Juju baetis, Copper Head Zebra! LARGE ORANGE WORMS

Streamers: black woolhead sculpin, gold wooley bugger, Silvey's sculpin Olive

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Water Location:  Currant Creek | Strawberry River | Duchesne River | Uinta Mountain Streams | Other Small Streams

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Water Level / Flow:Varies

Fishing Pressure: light, to moderate

Fishing : good

Hatches:, stones Caddis

Best Techniques: Nymphing, streamer fishing, and some dries

Best Times: mid morning to mid afternoon

Best Water Types to fish: pools and runs

Forecast for the next few weeks: fair to very good depending on location.

Other Comments: H. F. fork is fair to good and Oa S.R.+ is good and getting better check out the flows.

Top producing fly patterns on these area rivers have been:

Dry Flies: Parachute adams, extended body bwo

Nymphs: Zebra midge, craven's jujubee midge

Streamers: natural zonker

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Water Location:
L.C. Ranch

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Water Level / Flow:

Fishing Pressure: light

Fishing : good to very good

Hatches: midges, callibaetis

Best Techniques: walking shore lines spotting cruisers, float tube for big boys on the dog

Best Times: all day fishing is on!

Best Water Types to fish: the whole ranch

Forecast for the next few weeks:Prime time for the L.C.
!

Other Comments:

Top producing fly patterns on the L.C. Ranch have been:

Dry Flies: Parachute adams, Lawson Thorax Callibaetis, Mayflies Cripple Callibaetis

Nymphs: Red chrominid, Zebra Midge's Large size's

Streamers:

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