Green River Fishing Reports

Location

Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam

Overview

The Green is flowing around 960 cfs out of the Flaming Gorge Dam. It is likely that the flow will remain at this level or even lower for the duration of the winter. The fishing is good and getting better. The streamer bite is on, so get ready to throw some big flies. Nymphing should be a good option too. The fish are spawning so we recommend avoiding fishing to redds. 

Latest Flows

~960 cfs

Fishing

good

Current Hatches

Midges, Pseudos,

Best Techniques

Nymphing

Streamers

Flies

Nymphs:

WD40 (#20-24), Scud (#18-22), Pheasant Tails (#22-26)

Streamers: Sculpins, Buggers, Goldielocks 

Best Time Of Day

All Day

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Location

Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam

Overview

The Green is flowing around 1440 cfs during the day, and it is being dropped at night to about 1000 cfs. The fishing is good. Nymphing will be the most productive method, but fish are rising on pseudos in the morning, and eating caddis dries and terrestrials in the afternoon/evening. Streamers are fishing too, try a black marabou bugger. As the colder weather sets in the streamer bite should become more consistent.

Latest Flows

~1440 cfs

Fishing

good

Current Hatches

Midges, Pseudos, and Caddis

Best Techniques

Nymphing

Streamers

Flies

Nymphs:

WD40 (#20-24), Scud (#18-22), Pheasant Tails (#20-24)

Dries:

Terrestrials (Hoppers, Ants, Beetles, Chubby), Triple double, Peacock Caddis

Streamers: Sculpins, Buggers, Goldielocks 

Best Time Of Day

All Day

Photo Credit: Dan McCrudden (TB2 Guide)

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Location

Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam

Overview

 The Green is still holding around 1815cfs. The fishing has slowed down a bit from the crazy good it was early summer. B section is back open after a brief closure from the Richard Mountain fire. In the AM fish PMds and midges. Transition to Terrestrials in the afternoon. The terrestrial bite is picking up a little bit each day, so the bigger flies are working.

Latest Flows

~1815 cfs

Fishing

good

Current Hatches

PMDs, some midges

Best Techniques

Nymphing

Dry-Dropper

Flies

Nymphs:

 Prince Nymph, Split Case PMD, Hunchback PMD, Phesant tails

Dries:

Cripple PMD, Terrestrials (Hoppers, Ants, Beetles, Chubby), Triple double

Best Time Of Day

8 AM – 4 PM

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Location

Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam

Overview

 The Green is back to a good flow of 1830 cfs. The fishing is excellent. In the AM fish yellow sallies. Transition to PMDs through the morning to the afternoon. The terrestrial bite is also happening, so the bigger flies are working. Streamers could work for you too. Go fish it, because they’re eating well.

Latest Flows

~1830 cfs

Fishing

Excellent

Current Hatches

Yellow Sallies and PMDs

Best Techniques

Nymphing

Dry-Dropper

Flies

Nymphs:

Iron Sally, Prince Nymph, Yellow Sallie Nymph, Split Case PMD, Hunchback PMD

Dries:

Goldie Hawn, Yellow Stimulator, Yellow PMX, Cripple PMD, Terrestrials (Hoppers, Ants, Beetles, Chubby)

Best Time Of Day

8 AM – 4 PM

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Location

Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam

Overview

 The Green is back down to a ~1050 cfs flow below Flaming Gorge Dam, and will be rising by 60 cfs daily until it reaches 1320 cfs July 6th. As the water gets higher the fishing will improve. The Cicadas seem to be tapering off, but the Yellow Sally hatch is going on sunny days which is great for both nymphing and dry fly fishing. The PMDs will be out too, as well as Caddis in the evening.

Latest Flows

~1050 cfs

Fishing

Good

Current Hatches

Yellow Sallies, Caddis, PMDs

Best Techniques

Nymphing

Dry-Dropper

Flies

Nymphs:

Iron Sally, Prince Nymph, Yellow Sallie Nymph, Split Case PMD, Hunchback PMD

Dries:

Goldie Hawn, Yellow Stimulator, Yellow PMX, Cripple PMD, Terrestrials (Hoppers, Ants, Beetles)

Best Time Of Day

8 AM – 4 PM

Photo Credit: Chad Jaques

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