Fly fishing on the Green River near
Dutch John, Utah is an incredible experience that every
fly fishing angler should have. The fly fishing on this
section of the Green River below Flaming Gorge dam in northeastern
Utah is unparalleled. Great hatches, gin clear water, a
huge population of large trout, and consistent water temperatures
make the Green River a well-known, popular destination for
fly fishers from all over the world.
Trout Bum 2’s experienced fly fishing guides can lead you to the fish
on a float trip down this incredible trout paradise. The scenery alone
is worth the guide trip! Simply contact us
or fill out the fly fishing guide request form.
The Green River is divided into three section that each offer their
own unique experience andd great fly fishing: A, B and C sections. Each
one of these section can be floated in one day and range in length from
7 to 13 miles.
Fly Fishing the Green River - Section A
The first 7 miles below Flaming Gorge dam, the A section, is one
of the West's top trout fisheries, and one of the most popular. The largest population of fish
is found in the A section, and as a result the largest population of fly fishing anglers.
The river winds its way through dramatic Red Canyon here and holds incredible numbers
of fish that flourish in the river's spring creek-like setting. The A section of the
Green is limited to day use only, camping is not allowed.
Fly Fishing the Green River - Section B
The next 9 miles of the Green River, called the B section
is dominated by larger browns and hybrid cutthroat/rainbows. Although there
are fewer numbers of fish, the population is still quite large until Red Creek
enters the river approximately 4 miles below Little Hole. This section eventually
leaves Red Canyon behind and moves into Brown's Park. Camping is plentiful on the B
section in numerous forest service maintained campsites.
Fly Fishing the Green River - Section C
Section C of the
Green River continues for more than 12 miles as it winds its way
through the high desert plateaus of outlaw country. There are
several boat ramps on this section so floats of various lengths
are possible. This section of the Green river sees far less pressure,
but fishing can be much less consistent than on upper sections.
It can range from epic dry fly action for huge wild fish to muddy
unfishable conditions when Red Creek, a flash flood tributary, is running.
We are in constant contact with
our guides who are on the water daily making their living
on the Green River. They keep us informed of the latest
Green River conditions. If you would like an update on conditions
check out our Green
River Fly Fishing Report or
e mail us.
Fly fish the Green River in combination with the L.C. Ranch
and/or our Local Streams including the Provo River for a
true taste of what Utah fly fishing is all about.
Trout Bum 2 is an Ashley National Forest permittee
authorized on the Green River in Utah to conduct fly fishing guide service