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Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
The river is still down in the low 800’s. Cicadas are gone, but Caddis and Sallies are on the river. PMDs have been active on couldy days.
~818 cfs
Good
Caddis
Yellow Sallies
Pale Morning Duns
Flying Ants
Nymphing
Dry Flies
Chubby Chernobyl, Para-Cricket, XCaddis, Goldie Hawn
Streamers (black, olive, white)
10am to 3pm
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
High water has come and gone. The river is back down to the low 800’s. Cicadas are out on the river and fish are looking up. Terrestial fishing on the lower river has been good to great. Still waiting on Sallies and Caddis.
~860 cfs
Good
Cicadas
Flying Ants
Nymphing
Dry Flies
Chubby Chernobyl, Para-Cricket, Small foam cicadas
Streamers (black, olive, white)
10am to 3pm
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
The Green is flowing around 860 cfs out of the Flaming Gorge Dam. No news yet on when the river will be bumped. The water temp has changed about 5 degrees and the fish seem to be more active. The baetis are still significant. The nymphing is consistently good during the baetis hatch. Small cicadas and flying ants have started to show up so try the bigger dries in your box. Dry flies, emergers, and nymphs have all been productive. Streamer fishing can still be productive below Red Creek.
~860 cfs
Good
Midges
Baetis (Blue Winged Olive)
Cicadas
Flying Ants
Nymphing
Dry Flies
Foldover baetis, Chubby Chernobyl, Para-Cricket, Small foam cicadas
Streamers (black, olive, white)
10am to 3pm
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
The Green is flowing around 860 cfs out of the Flaming Gorge Dam. The baetis are here. The hatch can start anywhere from 11am to 2pm depending on the day and weather. Typically the hatch is better, with more fish eating up top, on overcast days. Dry flies, emergers, and nymphs have all been productive. Streamer fishing can still be productive below Red Creek. Midge patterns should be productive until the baetis hatch.
~860 cfs
Good
Midges
Baetis (Blue Winged Olive)
Nymphing
Dry Flies
Zebra Midge, Baetis emergers, Midge emergers, scuds
Sparkle Baetis Dun, Winger Parachute (bwo), Beefus Emerger
Streamers (black, purple, white)
11am to 4pm
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
The Green is flowing around 820 cfs out of the Flaming Gorge Dam. The water is at 38 degrees F. Streamer fishing can still be productive. There have been some sightings of BWOs, but not many fish eating up top outside of the back eddies. Try fishing some medium and shallow nymph rigs in the slower runs. Midges are the hatch to focus on for now.
~820 cfs
Good
Midges
some BWO
Medium or shallow nymphing
Midge patterns
Streamers
11am to 3pm