FISHING REPORT

Water this week on the White has been a little less stable than in previous weeks. Though daily projections have called for fairly steady flow, each day has consisted of ups and downs that require timing and know-how to optimize fishing success. Flows have been as low as 900 cfs and as high as 15,000 […] READ MORE >>

The White River is in an interesting phase right now. Overall, water is still hovering in that 40 megawatts range. Afternoon bumps have been more common lately as near-90 degree weather has forced many to kick on the A/C after lunchtime. With long bouts of 40 megawatts or less is present, caddis try to get […] READ MORE >>

Minimum flow has been a notion of the past, at least during the last seven days. For the first time in what feels like forever, generation on the White never dipped below 1,000 cfs. 20-45 megawatts has been typical with only the rarest of bumps between 100-200 megs. It stands to reason that consistent low […] READ MORE >>

The weekend on the White sang the minimum flow melody with only sporadic and short-lived bumps of H2O. We really did not see any mentionable water until Tuesday. Minimum flow never returned until a short two-hour window mid-day on Thursday. The days in-between saw long periods of pretty stable water – albeit low most days. […] READ MORE >>

“The rain came down and the floods came up.” I found myself singing the popular children’s song from time to time as I spent countless minutes bailing water from my boat during Monday’s torrent. At one point, a small rainbow we had caught slipped from my hands, fell into the boat, and was actually able […] READ MORE >>

If you were out fishing Thursday, you were wet Thursday. Rain from start to finish soaked many who braved the downpour and Friday looks to continue the trend. Thankfully, though, a solid pair of Simms or Grundens bibs provide much needed reprieve during rainy spring days, which we are sure to see plenty of in […] READ MORE >>

It has come time to say farewell to February and aloha to the month that will officially usher in spring. Winter is coming to a close and longer, warmer days are peaking over the horizon. I can’t remember a winter this mild in quite some time, though, and these 70-80 degree February days have not […] READ MORE >>

February can be such a unique month on the mighty White. One day, fishermen are decked out in Simms bibs and rain gear leaving nothing but noses exposed. The next day, temperatures spike to a comfortable 65 degrees, giving anglers thoughts of quick-dry shorts and Chacos. A day of minimum flow can be interrupted by […] READ MORE >>