FISHING REPORT – JULY 7th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 3000 cfs. Water clarity is marginal at best but you could probably catch some trout on the edges with big, dark nymphs, San Juan [...]
FISHING REPORT – JULY 4th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 4700 cfs. Water clarity is marginal at best. It will most likely be awhile before the reservoir settles out and the river clarity improves [...]
FISHING REPORT – July 1st, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 2500 cfs. Water quality is marginal at best and it will most likely be awhile before the reservoir settles out and the river clarity [...]
FISHING REPORT – JUNE 28th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 4450 cfs. Water quality has diminished significantly as the reservoir has gotten muddy. Best to wait for lower, cleaner flows. BIG HORN / WIND [...]
FISHING REPORT – JUNE 26th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 6500 cfs. Water quality has diminished significantly as the reservoir has gotten muddy. Best to wait for lower, cleaner flows. BIG HORN / WIND [...]
FISHING REPORT – JUNE 22nd, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 7000 cfs. Water quality has diminished significantly as the reservoir has gotten muddy. Best to wait for lower, cleaner flows. BIG HORN / WIND [...]
FISHING REPORT – JUNE 18th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 3000 cfs. Water quality has diminished significantly as the mud line in the reservoir is getting closer to the dam. Nymph and streamer rigs [...]
FISHING REPORT – JUNE 16th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 3000 cfs. Water quality has diminished significantly as the mud line in the reservoir is getting closer to the dam. Nymph and streamer rigs [...]
FISHING REPORT – JUNE 12th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 3000 cfs. Water quality has diminished significantly as the mud line in the reservoir is getting closer to the dam. Nymph and streamer rigs [...]
FISHING REPORT – JUNE 7th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 3000 cfs. Water quality diminishes as you get farther downstream toward Corbett and Willwood dams, but it’s fishable all the way down to Powell. [...]