Fishing Report

The hatch is on! Our annual Grey Drake hatch has made it’s appearance and this year will be one for the books. We are seeing epic numbers of these big, extended-body mayflies on both the Green and the New Fork. … Read More

To all the eager anglers out there, IT’S GO TIME! Peak runoff is behind us and river clarity is rapidly improving. Water levels are still high and could make for tough wading conditions for the next week. However, fishing from … Read More

Runoff on the Green River has peaked! Flows at the Warren Bridge gauging station reached the seasons highest level on June 10th at about 5,400 cfs. In the 3 days since, river levels have retreated over 30% to 3,770 cfs. … Read More

Well, that time of year we all dread has finally arrived. The Green River and New Fork River are both muddy, and unfishable with high runoff flows. We are closely watching our current snowpack and pouring over historical data to … Read More

Springtime Run Off has started   Green River The Green River has seen a big flush of water the last few days!  Flows are up to 1550 at Warren Bridge today and the clarity is, well, let’s just say it’s … Read More

5/4/2017 The Sun is out this WEEK! In the Pinedale region this week temps are on the rise!  Nicest day of the 2017 year was today!  Lots of sunshine means change and that is the biggest take-away from this report. … Read More

Happy Casting from the Great Outdoor Shop! This year’s spring weather has been cold, which has cleared up more sections of the Green River and the New Fork River around Pinedale.  If you are planning a trip out west, check … 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

Our annual runoff season seems to be coming to a close! We’re seeing the water clear up on both the Green and the New Fork, and flows slowly decreasing to a more normal level. On the Green River, the water … Read More

Fishing Conditions Report 6/12/2016: As of last week, the early summer temperatures started the high-country snow melt and sent the rivers and creeks into runoff. Both the Green and New Fork are high and off-color. The Green River at Warren … Read More

Green River Over the last two weeks, we saw the stream flow on the Green River almost triple. Up from 330 CFS to 1100 CFS, this dramatic change is stream flow has released lot of new mud and sediment into … Read More

Both the Green River and New Fork River are at moderate water clarity. Conditions are okay for this time of year. The warm Spring temperatures we’ve been seeing coupled with the rain we received in the last week have started … Read More

The Green River 360 CFS at Warren Bridge Gauging Station The Green River is fishing well up high-the access road is still closed, but it is worth a hike. Down low we are seeing muddy water from the rain and … 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