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Missouri Report – 6/13
Today’s rainy weather should do good things for your Missouri prospects both on top and subsurface. Look for a bit better fishing in the morning now, than we’ve been seeing the past week in the heat. Streamers and nymphs should also be more consistent throughout the day as well. The majority of the bug activity…
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Bitterroot Report – 6/13
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Clark Fork Report – 6/13
REPORT: It’s been good stuff on the river lately provided you’ve been way up high or way down low. The mid river floats and wading opportunities have varied from sleepy to spectacular just depending on the day. High and low have provided MUCH better consistency the past week. TONS of the mid sized yellow/orange stoneflies…
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Blackfoot Report – 6/13
Lots of bugs up here these days including green drakes, CRAZY caddis numbers on sunny afternoons and evenings and full on salmonflies mid river when the sun’s out. The Blackfoot has been giving it up over the past few days on top and fishing pretty well with streamers for a week now. Today’s clouds will…
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Rock Creek Report – 6/13
REPORT: There’s going to be a little bump today from the heavy rain last night, but it shouldn’t be enough to create any issues. The cloud cover we’re expecting today will also help your dryfly prospects with the green drakes and golden stones. Salmonflies are creek-wide at this point and will also be a viable…
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Rock Creek Report – 6/11
REPORT: The creek is on the drop this morning like all the local rivers. Fishing remains very good up here and with a flow of 780, there are actually some decent wade fishing opportunities, particularly on the upper 1/2 of the river. Salmonlfies are still a good bet pretty much creek wide although golden stones…
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Blackfoot Report – 6/11
The river’s back on the drop and beginning to fish again – especially with streamers and the afternoon/evening caddis. We’re having decent success during the day with BIG attractor stuff like red paraX patterns with deep nymph droppers. Stimi chew toys, tarantulas . . anything big and buggy! The streamers and caddis have been where…
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Clark Fork Report – 6/11
REPORT: The uppermost sections of the Clark are stable from a flow perspective and should be fishing well. Golden stones, caddis, some salmonflies and bigger mayflies will all motivate fish to the surface midday. Good evening caddis fishing too. Darker bodied streamers in the bright sun have been very effective up top as well. The…
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Bitterroot River Report – 6/11
The upper river, the WAY upper river, has been giving it up big time. The rest of the Bitterroot is destined to oblige over the next few days of dropping water flows. The clarity is improving quickly and the bugs are definitely there. Look for opportunistic feeders river-wide today using golden stones, green drakes and…
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Missouri River Report – 6/11
