Our Utah fly fishing reports offer a brief overview of current conditions on our waters. You'll find fishing reports for the main Utah rivers and streams that we guide on and fish regularly. Reports for the Lower Provo, Middle Provo, Weber River, Green River and Small Streams are included.
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Following are the latest reports in descending order of when they were last updated. As a result, you may see multiple reports on the same destination if we haven't updated one of the other destinations recently. If you want to view previous fishing reports, you can click on the category name link under the report title or use the dropdown menu in the top navigation or follow the links in the sidebar. You can also use the following links to each category: Lower Provo, Middle Provo, Weber River, Green River and Small Streams :
Location Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam Overview The Green is in excellent shape now water is at perfect levels and the lower river has been clear. Dry fly fishing has been good to excellent. This is not terrestrial fishing we have been focused on the hatches, Caddis on and off all day, small dark brown Caddis. Yellow Sallies are hatching from 10 am to about 1 or 2 pm depending on the weather (much better on sunny days). PMD's are also coming off in the afternoons (better on cloudy days). The Green should fish well on dries for several weeks now fish are looking up and they are finding lots to eat up there. Some of the Yellow Sallie, and Caddis hatches have been very strong, you will inhale bugs if you are not careful. Nymph fishing has been more spotty it is better on upper A. In terms of quality the fish on the Green are in fantastic shape right now, they can be challenging, but they are so worth catching right now! Tight Lines, TB2 Latest Flows 2900 CFS average Fishing Good to Excellent Current Hatches Caddis, Yellow Sallies, PMD's Best Techniques Dry is where it is at now very good dry fly fishing. Best Time Of Day 7 am till Dusk
Location Lower Provo River Overview The lower provo has come down considerably from the last few weeks. It will still be difficult to cross the river, but the fishing has generally been pretty good. We have been seeing a nice PMD hatch mid afternoon which has been producing some nice fish caught on the surface. If fishing dries, focus on the edges of the river and the slower moving water and of course, wherever else you spot a rise. Nymphing has been good as well, fishing seams and anywhere with some structure. Our guides have been catching fish, "right at our feet" so don't forget to fish close for your first handful of casts. Latest Flows 500 CFS Fishing Good Current Hatches Pmd's, caddis, midges Best Techniques Nymphs: Size 18-22 Sow bugs, bling midge, disco midge, juju midge, pmd barr emerger, split case pmd, crystal hunchback, mayhem emerger, magic flies, birds nests, caddis pupae and san juan worms Dry flies: Size 18-22 CDC biot comparadun, last chance cripple, sparkle dun, hackle dun, rusty spinners, elk hair caddis, ez caddis Streamers : Size 4-12 Zonker, wooly bugger, sculpzilla, sparkle minnow Best Time Of Day 9 AM - 5 PM View archived lower Provo fishing reports here.
Location Middle Provo River Overview Fishing the Middle Provo has been great-granted you get good water. The flows are still high(sub 1000cfs), but at least they are no longer running at 1700cfs. Crossing will still be a challenge and is not recommended at the moment. That being said, our guides have been doing well nymphing with caddis, pmds, sows, worms, and of course-midges. Even with the high flows we have been seeing a few fish eating PMD's on the surface so if Dry flies are your top priority don't rule out this awesome stretch of river. As it is nearing the end of June, we should see some Green Drakes popping any day, but the hatch will likely be delayed due to the colder water and higher flows. The Drakes generally start lower on the river near Deer Creek and make their way up stream day by day. If you fish closer to Deer Creek, it is not a bad idea to have some Drake nymphs and Stonefly nymphs in your box, but dont fully count on it quite yet. With the higher flows target the slower moving water and look for risers in the back eddies and soft "pillows" of water where the current rises to the top. If you are nyphing, target the inside seams wherever you can find them as well as any run with a lot of structure and a reasonable rate of flow. In addition to that, pocket water fishing should produce with heavy dropper rigs and traditional nymph rigs. Latest Flows At the dam 900 CFS River Road: 718 CFS Charleston 811 CFS Fishing Good Current Hatches PMD, Caddis, Midges Best Techniques Dry Flies: Size 16-22 CDC midges, PMD winger, Last Chance Cripple, rusty spinner, comparadun, sparkle dun, EZ caddis, henry's fork caddis Nymphs: Size 18-22 Sow bugs, bling midge, disco midge, KF flasher, juju midge, zebra midge, barrs PMD emerger, magic fly, mayhem pmd, green caddis, birds nest, san juan worms(multiple colors) and its probably about time to start at least throwing green drake nymphs. Streamers: Big and heavy-white, beige, olive Best Time Of Day 9 AM - 6 PM View archived provo river fishing reports here.
Location Weber River Overview The Weber river below Rockport has come down to a very fishable flow. It is currently running around 200 cfs, but that could change up a bit. The runs have changed up considerably so dont expect your favorite piece of water to fish the way it used to. The fishing has been decent the closer you get to Coalville-most of our guides are having success nymphing with PMD's, caddis, sowbugs and midges. Don't rule out PMD dries as we have been seeing a handful of risers out there-nothing consistent yet, but if you work for it, you should be able to find a few fish on top. There are still a few yellow sally's and golden stones flying around as well. Latest Flows 193 CFS Fishing Decent Current Hatches PMD's, Yellow Sally's a few stones and caddis Best Techniques Nymphs: Size 16-20 Ray Charles(grey and tan) Tailwater sows, Magic Flies, Mitchell's split case emerger, pheasant tail, crystal hunchbacks, mayhem emerger, iron sally, birds nest, buckskin caddis, bling midge, tailwater tiny and anything shiny Dries: Size 14-18 PMD Vis-A-Dun, PMD comparadun, Sparkle dun, Harroup's Last Chance cripple, Rusty spinners, Yellow Sally patterns Best Time Of Day 8-11am; 1:00-5:00pm View archived Weber river fishing reports here.
Location Area Small Streams Overview The time we have all been waiting for is finally on our doorstep! Our local small streams have started to shape up as the runoff has begun to subside. The freestones have really come down in flow and are running cool, clear and ready to fish. With this seasons mega runoff expect your favorite runs to have changed considerably-It's a great time to get out and explore the rivers to find a few new "favorite runs." Some of the smaller tail waters are still running a tad higher than normal, but are fishing well enough to make the trip out worth it. Expect to see some really nice hatches over the next few weeks. Make sure you have plenty of Green Drakes, Golden Stones, and Yellow Sally's, but make sure you don't rule out PMD's and Caddis-especially later in the day. It is also not a bad idea to throw terrestrials like beetles, ants and crickets between the hatches. For up to date stream flows you can check out http://data.cuwcd.com/data/reservoirs/index.htm or https://waterdata.usgs.gov/ut/nwis/current/?type=flow&group_key=basin_cd Latest Flows Fishing Good Current Hatches Green Drakes, Golden Stones, Yellow Sally's, PMD's and Caddis. Terrestrial fishing should produce a few fish as well. Best Techniques Single dry fly or dry dropper rigs Best Time Of Day 10 AM to 6 PM View archived small streams fishing reports here.
