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Missouri Report – 6/5
Good fishing on the Mo, still . . .! What can we say, it has been a consistent monkey this year. Lots of fish rising and lots of fish feeding just subsurface making a dry/dropper rig the way to go. Droppers may have to be a bit deeper today in the bright conditions and you…
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Bitterroot Report – 6/5
The uppermost river is fishing well again after the minor push of water we recently endured. Salmonflies and golden stones are king up top while caddis and mayfly dries are motivating fish to the surface mid river and lower. The bright sun today will help with getting the big bugs moving on the upper end,…
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Clark Fork Report – 6/5
REPORT: The Clark is dropping again, like all the local rivers, and it has been fishing well in the side channels and slower back eddies. It’s only going to get better as flows continue to drop. This past weekend, some of the braids below Missoula were giving up very good nymphing and decent dryfly fishing…
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Blackfoot Report – 6/5
The Blackfoot was giving up some exceptional streamer fishing in the dropping water conditions of a week ago but suffered an abrupt slowdown during the recent temporary push of water we saw. Things seem to be back on track again and flows are decreasing into that happy fishing zone. The bright sun will also get…
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Rock Creek Report – 6/5
REPORT: The salmonflies are river-wide at this point, but most heavily concentrated mid river and lower. Fish are seeing enough of them, however, so fishing salmonfly dries is effective pretty much top to bottom. A variety of bigger bugs are working such as 1/2 downs, Rogue salmonflies, big Para Madam Xs and even big royal…
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Rock Creek Report – 6/1
REPORT: The creek is back down below 1,000 cfs for the first time since May 8th. Today’s flow near Clinton is 974 cfs compared to 1500 a year ago today. Water levels are at a good compromise for both floating and finding some fishable water from shore. The salmonflies are river-wide at this point, but…
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Blackfoot Report – 6/1
We’re leaving the same pictures in place for this report because, as they say, “a picture’s worth a thousand words”! That’s definitely the case here. While we’ve actually be doing well on this river for some time now, water clarity and accessibility is good enough at this point where pretty much everyone can get a…
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Clark Fork Report – 6/1
REPORT: Oh yeah! The Clark is dropping once again and is back on track in spades all along its length. The upper reaches are fishing well with streamers while the lower river has been providing some very good streamer and nymph action before about 11 then transitioning into stellar dryfly fishing from about noon on. …
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Bitterroot Report – 6/1
Flows are dropping hard on the ‘root right now and the fishing’s been getting better every day. At Darby this morning, the river’s running about 1740 compared to 2490 on this day a year ago. The uppermost river is giving it up HUGE on salmonflies and golden stones while caddis and mayfly dries are motivating…