Indian Summer


Not sure we could hand pick prettier fall weather. Highs in 70s/80s, lows in the 40s and virtually none of the “W” word. It is truly a great time to be in Central Wyoming and from the looks of it, it’s going to stay the same for the foreseeable future. Now for river conditions. Per usual, upper Grey Reef has quite a bit of vegetation growth but that rapidly decreases as you go downstream. The lower river(downstream of Government Bridge) is in excellent shape. Streamers, nymphs and dries are all in play so make sure to pack the arsenal if you are headed our way.

If you are planning on heading this way make sure to buy your license before you arrive.

Current fishing and conditions:

GREY REEF: 500cfs. Clear to Glenrock. 2-6ft, indicator to split shot, 1 BB-3 AB. Leeches(natural,brown or olive), UV leeches, San Juans, zirdles, Pat’s rubber legs, black foam-wing RS2, spanish perdigon, birds nest, purple rooster, GS trico spinner and elk hair caddis.

FREMONT CANYON: 75cfs. Slightly off colored. 4-7ft, indicator to split shot, 1-3 AB. Leeches(natural, brown or black), cased caddis, birds nest, foam-wing RS2, all day may and FB pheasant tails.

MIRACLE MILE: 530cfs. Mostly clear. 4-7ft, indicator to split shot, 1-3 AB. Leeches(natural, brown or black), HH leech, san juan(red or wine), Pat’s rubber legs, cased caddis, electric caddis and cdc pheasant tails.