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Location
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
Overview
The Green below Flaming Gorge Dam is flowing at 850 cfs. This fishing has been good, we are seeing both blue wings and midges throughout the day. The fish have not quite turned onto the BWO’s yet, but you can still find heads up as you move down the river. Streamer fishing is not the most productive option, but still an option if you are keen. Nymphing midges, scuds, and BWO’s will be most productive.
Latest Flows
see above
Fishing
Good
Current Hatches
Streamers
BWO’s
midges
Best Techniques
nymphing
Streamer Fishing
Flies
Streamers (8-4)
BWO’s (18-20)
Best Time Of Day
10-5
Location
Green River Below Flaming Gorge am
Overview
There is a double bump in flows, starting at 6 a.m. the flows rise from 1300 CFS to 2800 CFS then drop back down to 1300 CFs at 12 pm, this bump is repeated again at 4 pm and drops back down at 12 am. Fishing has been best on warmer days. You will still fins some fish sitting on beds wiht most fish sitting in deeper, slower water.
Latest Flows
see above
Fishing
Good
Current Hatches
Streamers
BWO’s
Best Techniques
Dry Fly Fishing
Streamer Fishing
Flies
Streamers (8-4)
BWO’s (18-20)
Best Time Of Day
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Location
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
Overview: Some Big Dry action
Base flow throughout most of the day is 1300 CFS. There is a short lived drop in the afternoon/evening. We are seeing most fished pushed right up to the edge of the bank looking for small terrestrials. There are also midges in the river as well.
Latest Flows
1300 CFS for most of the day
Fishing
Great
Current Hatches
Smaller Terrestrial patterns
Midges
Best Techniques
Dry Fly Fishing
Nymping
Flies
Hoppers (size 10-14)
Midges (size 18-20)
Crickets (size 12-14)
Best Time Of Day
8am to 8pm
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Location
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
Overview: Some Big Dry action
High water has come and gone. Base flow throughout most of the day is 850cfs. There is a short lived bump to 2000cfs in the afternoon/evening so dont get caught out on the other side of the river. There is still a planned high water for to eliminate the bass spawn in late June we’ll update when we know those dates. But for the information your really looking for, CICADAS! They’re out on upper B and most of A in the size 8-10 variety. there has been some of the truly big boys out as well but seem to be sporadic. On the cold days theres still some BWO’s hanging around. Hopefully we’ll see some yellow sallies, pmds, and caddis soon as well.
Latest Flows
850 cfs for most of the day
Fishing
Great
Current Hatches
Cicada
Baetis
Best Techniques
Dry Fly Fishing
Nymping
Streamers
Flies
Cicada (size 8-12)
Blue Wings (size 18-20)
Crickets (size 12-14)
Best Time Of Day
8am to 8pm
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Location
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
Overview: Some Big Dry action
Flows have come up and the daily average is now around 1800 CFS. Flows start at 1100 in the morning and bump up to 2350 at the dam around 11 am every morning another bump takes it up to 2429 at 5 pm. Midges and BWO’s are still hatching. The fishing changes each day when the water comes up. Keep in mind it takes a while for the bump in water to reach all the way down to section C. During the morning hours or during the periods of low (1100) cfs the fish are working on small midges and BWO nymphs, we have been getting them on shallow rigs and deep rigs. After the water comes up the fish seem to want larger nymphs Scuds, worms, and using a larger BWO Nymph has worked also. We were very happy to also have some good days on the larger dries last week fish were looking up and we were able to get good action on the lower river with the MFC para-cricket. Streamer are still fishing well at times try them late in the day if you are out for an afternoon and evening float.
Latest Flows
1800 CFS average
Fishing
Good
Current Hatches
Midges
Baetis
Best Techniques
Dry Fly Fishing
Nymping
Streamers
Flies
Midges (size 18-22)
Blue Wings (size 18-20)
Crickets (size 12-14)
Best Time Of Day
8am to 8pm
View archived Green River fishing reports here
