Weber River
The Weber river has been holding between 180-200cfs for about 2 months now. Sow bugs, pmds and midges are working. Terrestrials are starting to work too, so try small flying ants and small hoppers. The evening caddis hatch is a great opportunity for dry fly fishing.
~190 cfs below Rockport Reservoir
Good!
Current Hatches
Caddis
PMDs
Midges
Afternoon – Evening
Green River Below Flaming Gorge Dam
The river is still down in the low 800’s. Cicadas are gone, but Caddis and Sallies are on the river. PMDs have been active on couldy days.
~818 cfs
Good
Caddis
Yellow Sallies
Pale Morning Duns
Flying Ants
Nymphing
Dry Flies
Chubby Chernobyl, Para-Cricket, XCaddis, Goldie Hawn
Streamers (black, olive, white)
10am to 3pm
Area Small Streams
Small Stream fishing is a mixed bag at the moment. Some are low and some are high. For the most part runnoff has already happened on all but the highest streams. Down lower terrestrials with a mix of sallies and caddis maybe even a green drake or 2.
For up to date stream flows you can check out: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/ut/nwis/current/?type=flow
Ok
Weber River
The Weber river has been holding between 180-200cfs for about a month now. Caddis has died down but they’ll still eat the nymph. Sow bugs, baetis and midges are also still working. With the heat terrestrials should start coming into play with the occasional evening caddis for dry fly fishing.
Latest Flows
~205 cfs below Rockport Reservoir
Good!
Current Hatches
Caddis
Afternoon – Evening
Lower Provo River
The water is up and the Tubbers are out. The river has been holding steady at around 480cfs. This is somewhat high so be cautious when wading. Nymphing should be the most productive. Try out your baetis, sows, and caddis nymphs. The slow and deep pools are not the only place holding fish, so try out some of the less popular water if an angler is in your “go-to” spot.
Good
Midges (size 20 and smaller)
Baetis (size 22-18)
Caddis (16-20)
Nymphing
Early to avoid the Tubber “hatch”