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Flow:

• Avon 105 CFS
• Wolcott  154 CFS
• Gypsum  169 CFS

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Nymphing small Midges and Blue Winged olives or Pale Morning Dun emergers in the mornings.
Good mid day hatches of PMD’s and good Hopper/Terrestrial dropper action. Evening small dark Caddis and Red Quills are producing very well. Water levels are to low to float but excellent for wade fishing.
 

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USGS Eagle River Report:

• USGS Eagle River Report at Avon, CO
• USGS Eagle River Report at Wolcott, CO
• USGS Eagle River Report at Gypsum, CO

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Flow:

• Kremmling 9700 CFS
• Dotsero 13000 CFS
• Glenwood Springs 2500 CFS

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Trico’s in the mornings are fishing great if you can see them! Big attractor dries, PMD’s and Terrestrials in the afternoons. Stoneflies and Caddis in the Evenings. Great float and or wade fishing at these current flows. Dry /dropper’s and double dry fly rigs are mostly productive right now. Look for the Gold Medal Pmd’s to start coming off any day now.  Clear water from Pumphouse to Dosero. It’s Hopper season!! Go dry or die trying!
 

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USGS Colorado River Report:

• USGS Eagle River Report at Kremmling, CO
• USGS Eagle River Report at Dotsero, CO
• USGS Eagle River Report at Glenwood Springs, CO

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Flow:

• Red Sandstone 16 CFS
• Confluence 24 CFS

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Low water flows have the fish pretty spooky, so long leaders and light tippets are a must. Dry fly fishing with smaller attractors and Terrestrials are most productive. Nymphing the Gore at this time of year is a very difficult proposition with the algae in the water. Wade from the bank if you can to avoid spooking fish. Remember to release fish a quickly as possible in the warmer afternoon water.
 

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USGS Gore Creek River Report(s):

• USGS Gore Creek River Report at Upper Station, Near Minturn, CO
• USGS Gore Creek River Report Red Sandstone at Vail, CO
• USGS Gore Creek River Report at Mouth Near Minturn, CO

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Flow:

• Emma 524 CFS
• Glenwood Springs 649 CFS

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The water clarity below Carbondale has improved greatly recently, however be wary of mud coming into the fork at the Crystal river if it rains. Fishing has been fantastic the last few days a lot of bugs are present. Midges early then PMD’s, Hoppers and other assorted terrestrials throughout the middle part of the day. Yellow sallies and Caddis are rounding out the evening meal plan. Fishing from the boat is a great way to cover some of the best water the Fork has to offer. Double dries and dry dropper’s are the preferred method for this time of year.
 

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USGS Roaring Fork River Report(s):

• USGS Roaring Fork River Report at Emma, CO
• USGS Roaring Fork River Report at Glenwood Springs, CO