Water Flow Conditions
Flows remain swift at approximately 1,600 CFS. Wading is discouraged except in limited soft-water pockets. All drift boat float guests must wear PFDs provided at no extra charge. Water temperatures remain cold enough to pose a hypothermia risk with prolonged exposure.
Green River Fly Fishing Report
Flows
Flaming Gorge Dam is releasing approximately 1,600 CFS following the completion of the SMB experiment. Hourly fluctuations continue for power generation.
Water Temperature
The most recent verified water temperature reading is 55°F, which is ideal for trout feeding and supports strong hatch activity.
Water Clarity
Water conditions are clear to slightly tinted, providing excellent visibility and productive fishing conditions for both guided drift boat trips and private anglers.
Current Hatches & Dry Fly Action
- PMDs (#16–20) – Heavy morning and evening activity
- Caddis (#18–20) – Strong evening hatches
- Midges (#20–22) – Active during early morning and mid-day
- Terrestrials (#12–16) – Productive during mid-day hours
- Cicadas (#8–10) – Active from late morning through afternoon
- Yellow Sallies (#14–16) – Light afternoon activity
- BWOs (#20–22) – Best during overcast conditions
Best Fishing Windows
7:00 AM – 10:00 AM
PMD Hatch
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Terrestrial Fishing
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Caddis Hatch & PMD Spinner Fall
Recommended Fly Patterns
Nymphs
- Tungsten Split Case PMD #20
- Mercer Stealth PMD #20
- Tailwater Sowbug #10
- Wiggly Worm #8
- Peacock Blowtorch #22–24
Dry Flies
- Corn-Fed Caddis #20
- PMD Emergers & Duns #16–20
- Bionic Ant #16
Streamers
- Sparkle Minnow Sculpin #6
- Articulated Streamer Patterns (best during low-light periods)
Section Conditions
A Section
Strong seams and excellent PMD activity are creating productive dry-fly opportunities throughout the day.
B Section
Clear water conditions with productive nymphing and streamer fishing. Strong evening caddis hatches continue.
C Section
Deep slots are fishing well, with an excellent evening streamer bite providing opportunities for larger fish.
