Trouts Fly Fishing

Reporter: Tucker Ladd

Flow Conditions:

Water Clarity: clear

Current Fishing Conditions:

Fishing has been great, but the crowds are starting to increase on the Williams Fork with the early spring we have been experiencing.  Small stoneflies, midges, BWO's and Baetis are the key categories to focus on, in addition to the standard tailwater eggs and scuds.  Fish will be found in a variety of places from deep pools to riffes, so be willing to work a lot of water to find the feeding fish.

Nymphs:  Mini Flash Worm 18-22, Beadwing Midge 20-24, Mercury RS2 20-22, Top Secret Midge 20-24, Rojo Midge 20-22, Pheasant Tail 18-24, Eggs, Scuds

Dries:  Griffiths Gnat 20-22, Special Emerger 20-22, Extended Body BWO 20-22, Parachute Adams 20-22, Brooks Sprout Midge 20-24

Streamers:  Slump Buster, Thin Mint, Sculpinator, Belly Ache Minnow, Wooly Buggers

Seasonal Overview:

A good fall fishing option when the flows are at or above 75cfs. 

Current Hatches: BWO's, Baetis, Midges, Eggs, Worms

Recommended Flies

Dries: Extended Body BWO 18-22, Hatch Matcher BWO 18-22, Hackle Stacker BWO-18-22, Parachute Adams 18-22, Pablos Cripple 18-20 Nymphs: Pheasant Tail 16-20, Rainbow Warrior 18-20, Eggs 14-18, Rojo Emerger 18-22, Winter Baetis 18-20, Barrs Emerger BWO 18-22 Streamers: Slump Buster, Jawbreaker Jig, Stingin' Sclupins, Belly Ache Minnow

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