It’s that time of year again—the time of year when there is not much to report on. It’s still early spring in the Wind River Range after a harsh winter. With a cold and snowy March and April, none of … Read More
As days get warmer (and longer), the snow melts, the rivers rise, and thoughts turn to the mountains. While the snow down in the valley disappears, it seems that up high, winter is far from over. Although the high country … Read More
Due to recent cold snaps, water clarity is back to normal and the fishing has been excellent! Nymphing is a go-to at the moment; however, streamer fishing is always a great choice, as a lot of hungry fish are looking … Read More
Spring is upon us! Warmer temperatures have thawed a number of tributaries in the Upper Green River drainage; however, foot access is somewhat limited due to the lingering snowpack. The Green River is holding relatively steady at 127 CFS and … Read More
As we enter the historically wettest winter month of the year, we have to look back at the biggest snow year in recent history with a sense of awe. Skeptically, I wondered 5 months ago whether we’d even get a … Read More
The Green River 1700 CFS at Warren Bridge Gauging Station The Green is rising rapidly. At Warren Bridge the water is beginning to get murky and has about a foot of visibility. The upper Green River in the National Forest … Read More
The Green River 949 CFS at Warren Bridge Gauging Station The Green River is running clear above the Forest Boundary and still fishing well. We are starting to see caddis and small black stoneflies and a bit more surface activity. … Read More
The Green River 734 CFS at Warren Bridge Gauging Station With the cold nighttime temperatures and cooler daytime temperatures, the river is still clear and fishing well despite the rains. Patches of off-color water can be started with big streamers … Read More
The Green River 848 CFS at Warren Bridge Gauging Station The water has dropped and is running clear for the most part in the upper reaches of the Green. Fly pattern suggestions include big stonefly nymphs trailed by San Juan … Read More