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.
We write the reports based on our daily experiences on the water and information received from customers. We update the reports as conditions change and our schedule permits. If you don’t see what you are looking for, please give us a call at the shop or contact us here. We are always happy to update you with current conditions on many other Utah waters and fisheries in surrounding states as well.
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 Area Small Streams Overview Utah's small stream fishing can be great right now. Midges and blue wings are the main hatch, but you can see caddis activity and also tiny black stones. Fish are much more active with the warmer temperatures. Now is a great time to get out and explore some off the beaten path haunts. We haven't had much snow this year, but be wary of snow drifts and mud when you are driving around. If you are on a freestone stream, know that as runoff occurs throughout the day it will discolor the water and turn the fishing off with the murky conditions. Latest Flows For up to date stream flows you can check out: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/ut/nwis/current/?type=flow Fishing Good Current Hatches Midges, Baetis(BWO), Caddis, and Tiny Black Stones 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.
Location Middle Provo River Overview Fishing continues to be great on the Middle Provo right now. The days are longer, the temperatures are warmer, and the fish are active. The midge hatch is still great and more and the beatis hatch continues to be strong depending on the day. Dry fly fishing can be fantastic and the nymph and streamer fishing is quite productive as well. Cloudy days will bring out the beatis and sunny days will bring out the midges. The middle of the day into the afternoon is still the best time to hit the river in the Spring. If you get there early or stay late the streamer fishing has been good before and after the hatch. Latest Flows Dam: 220 CFS Charleston: 205 CFS Fishing Great Current Hatches Midges and Baetis Best Patterns Nymphs 18-22 Sow Bug, Ray Charles, Zebra Midges in black or purple, Bling Midge in tan or gray, Cardinal Midge, Juju Baetis, Barr Emerger, RS2, WD40. Dries 18-22 Mother Shucker, Cluster Midge, Hanging Midge, Griffiths Gnat, Para Adams, CDC Baetis Dun, Winger Baetis, Baetis Cripple. Best Time Of Day 10 AM - 6 PM. View archived provo river fishing reports here.
Location Weber River Overview Water levels on the Weber between Rockport and Echo are pretty low right now. Once they bump the flows up a little bit more fishing will start to heat up. Caddis are just around the corner. For those of you who want more solitude the Weber is an alternative. As for right now, fishing could be good and although the hatch is a little bit more sporadic this time of the year you may be surprised with a great midge or baetis hatch. Sow bugs, small midges, beatis, and some cased caddis are your best nymphs this time of year. Try a lightly weighted streamer early and late or during the overcast days. Latest Flows 22 CFS near Wanship Fishing Okay Current Hatches Midges and blue winged olives. Best Techniques Nymphs, streamers, and dry flies Best Time Of Day 10 AM -6 PM View archived Weber river fishing reports here.
Location Lower Provo River Overview Now is a fantastic time to get out on the Lower Provo. The flow on the Lower Provo is around 280 CFS. The baetis are hatching and fish and keyed in on them. Nymphing until the hatch has been quite productive and once the hatch gets going the dry fly fishing can be excellent. Midges are hatching in the morning and the baetis are coming off mid day. Dry dropper fishing with a larger cluster midge in the morning with a zebra midge dropper can produce some nice fish and then switching to a baetis dry once the hatch gets going to target the rising fish. Sow bugs in smaller sizes are also working. Recent Flows 280 CFS Fishing Great Current Hatches Baetis (BWO) and Midges. Best Techniques Nymphs: Size 18-22 Sow bugs, bling midge, disco midge, juju midge, bwo barr emerger, juju baetis, split case bwo, mayhem emerger, Dry flies: Size 18-24 BWOs, Trailing Shuck BWO, Winger BWO, CDC biot comparadun, Hanging Midge, Silvey's midge, cluster Midge, Para Adams (small sizes) Streamers : Size 4-12 Zonker, wooly bugger, sculpzilla, sparkle minnow, baby sex-dungeon, slump buster, Best Time Of Day For streamers early and late in the day 10 am to 6 pm View archived lower Provo fishing reports here.
Location Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam Overview The fishing on the Green has been great. For the past few days the flows have started out at around 1200 CFS and have increased to 2200 CFS around 10 AM. This has led to quite a bit of moss getting stirred up, but has not really effected the hatches. The midge hatch is still very thick throughout the day and the Baetis are still going strong although some days are better than others. Look for fish to be sipping on midges and baetis in the slow back eddies and scum lines. The water is still cold, 42 degrees Fahrenheit, so fish are not suspended as much as usual for this time of year and will not move far to eat a dry fly. That being said, the dry dropper fishing and single point dry fly fishing is pretty good from midday into the evening. Smaller tippet and persistence pays off when fishing dry flies. Nymphing has been the most productive method of producing fish lately. The streamer bite has been pretty good on overcast days and in the afternoons when they bump the flows. Sink tips and a slow strip will produce some great fish. Lighter colors on bright days (white, gold, ginger) and darker colors on dark days (olive and black). The hatches are happening best around 10 AMmidges first and then Baetis. Depending on the day you can also see some caddis and tiny black stones. Now is a great time to get out to the Green River. Latest Flows 1200-2200 CFS. Fishing Good Current Hatches Baetis (BWO) and Midges Best Techniques Streamer fishing, Nymphing, and some dry fly fishing Flies Streamers: Articulated Goldie, Circus Peanut, Dungeon, Zonker, Wooly Bugger, Sculpin Leech, Cheech Leech. Dries: Midges 18-22 Para Cluster Midge, Matt's Midge, Griffith's Gnat, Mother Shucker Baetis 16-20 Para Adams, CDC Baetis, Blue Wing Cripple, Trailing Shuck Baetis, Baetis Dun Nymphs 16-20 Flashback Scud, Black Zebra Midge, Purple Zebra Midge, JuJu Baetis, Baetis nymph, Pheasant Tail, Gray Soft Hackle Best Time Of Day 10 AM to 7 PM
