The Kingfisher Fly Shop

    With the slightly warmer weather this weekend, you shouldn’t expect much change in the fishing even with the little bit of rain. The temps are holding around 50 degrees and the flow hasn’t bumped much with the warmer weather last week. Nymphs have still been the most consistent fishing choice to date. Tandem…

​ Rock creek is flowing right around 300cfs, but water temps dropped back down to the mid 30’s. You can expect them to jump back up with the warmer weather ahead. With the good clarity and lower flows, you can expect the fishing to be worth the trip up here. Fishing with nymphs and streamers…

    With the slightly cooler weather this weekend, you shouldn’t expect much change in the fishing even with the little bit of rain. The temps are holding around 40 degrees and the flow hasn’t bumped much with the warmer weather last week. Nymphs have still been the most consistent fishing choice to date. Tandem…

*Heavy equipment work being done on Sleeping Child diversion dam. Expect water to be off color.* The skwalas are still not quite out, but the fish are still willing to come up for a dry. Do not let the weather fool you, dry fly fishing has been good. A dry-dropper rig fished tight to the…

​ Rock creek is flowing right around 300cfs with tempatures getting as high as 45 degrees. With the good clarity and lower flows, you can expect the fishing to be worth the trip up here. Fishing with nymphs and streamers has been the most productive. For nymphing use, San Juan worms, Pat’s rubber legs, red…

    The Blackfoot is waking up from it’s winter slumber with this warm weather in a big way. the water temps are getting into the 40s now which is a really good sign. It’s still a little early for most of the big spring bugs, but they’re just around the corner! The reports from…

  Water temperature got up around 45 degrees yesterday so, expect to see more bug activity for the next couple days. For dries, bring some rogue skwalas, royal chubbies, bullet heads, fatboys, flushfloaters, march browns, and midges. For nymphing use double beaded stones, pat’s rubber legs, pheasant tails, amber princes, dark micro stones, and little…