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Rock Creek Report – 8/9
REPORT: Rock Creek is running 223 cfs this morning compared with 275 cfs a year ago today. The best dryfly action will begin around 11 and keep going clear into mid evening with the caddis. Daytime PMDs, terrestrials and smaller attractors will be your best bet. Nymphing has also been very effective but short of…
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Bitterroot Report – 8/9
Hoot Owl restrictions are now in place for the entire Bitterroot river. This means that no fishing is allowed between the hours of 2 P.M. and midnight. The ‘root is REALLY low in the middle sections. It’s from a bad combination of heavy irrigation and warm weather. Nothing new here, though, it’s been going on…
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Clark Fork Report – 8/9
Mandatory Drought Closure – 2 PM to Midnight Hoot owl restrictions will go into effect 07/25/13 for the Clark Fork River from Perkins Lane Bridge near Warm Springs to Flint Creek. There will be no fishing on this stretch of the river from 2pm to midnight until further notice. Mandatory Drought Closure – 2 PM…
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Clark Fork Report – 8/6
Mandatory Drought Closure – 2 PM to Midnight Hoot owl restrictions will go into effect 07/25/13 for the Clark Fork River from Perkins Lane Bridge near Warm Springs to Flint Creek. There will be no fishing on this stretch of the river from 2pm to midnight until further notice. Mandatory Drought Closure – 2 PM…
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Bitterroot Report – 8/6
Hoot Owl restrictions are now in place for the entire Bitterroot river. This means that no fishing is allowed between the hours of 2 P.M. and midnight. Due to the cool nights, the lower river which has been topping out at about 70 degrees every day is fishing the best early, while the upper reaches…
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Rock Creek Report – 8/6
REPORT: The creek is seeing about a 10 degree temperature shift in the course of the day lately. This means that the water’s actually needing to warm up a bit (how’s that for ironic) before the fishing truly gets going. The best dryfly action will begin around 11 and keep going clear into mid evening…
