FISHING REPORT

IF YOU are a regular reader of our weekly fly fishing report, then you have a pretty good idea about the restorative powers of some water time. It seems its not just us, the perhaps seriously committed fly fishers who are starting to recognise the positive effects, according to this news story from Denver. Perhaps […] READ MORE >>

AFTERNOONS on the river at this time of year are hard to beat, perhaps doubly so for a little shock at those am temperatures. The warming touch of the sun, caddis and midges on the wing and glossy pools under limestone bluffs, and the colors of a winter brown trout in the photographer’s “golden hours”. […] READ MORE >>

JUST WHEN you thought you had the flows patterned, the weather and the releases flip flop around. The cold temps, including freeze warnings, have been a rude shock to the system, necessitating an extra layer of clothing and adding gloves and winter buffs. And after weeks of lower morning flows and an afternoon push, we […] READ MORE >>

Check the flows, pick a put in, now do we head left or right, upstream or down? Small decisions like these can leave you giggling or grumbling depending whether you picked wisely or poorly. As we mention last week the generation pattern for the White has been seemingly predictable, low after midnight through lunchtime rising […] READ MORE >>

Peruse the photos and note the layers. There might be blue skies but there is enough chill in the air to keep the layers on through lunchtime at least. And the sun feels really good when it burns through the morning river fog. You might get to spot the migrating osprey taunting eagles over Bull […] READ MORE >>