FISHING REPORTS

Bow River Report –August 17, 2010
Dry fly fishing has been good on Tricos and Caddis, particularly on the cloudier days. Still getting some eats on the Stoneflies.

Nymph fishing remains good, both nymph and indicator, and Hopper-Dropper.

Streamer fishing is very good when it’s on but a little like work when it’s off. Thankfully it’s been pretty good most of the time.

Hatches: Caddis, Tricos, Stoneflies

Streamers: Party Boy, Silvey’s Sculpin Leech (Black w/ Olive, White Head), Marabou Clousers, Articulated Leech-Black or Purple

Nymphs: Hogan’s Chubby Cousin, Bloom’s Tung Dart, Gob-O-Worms, Chamois Leech, Tung Stud, TB Super Pupa.

Dry Flies: PMD Sparkle Dun, Quill Body Parachute-PMD, Silvey’s Hatching Mayfly-PMD, Bloom’s Parachute Caddis, Bloom’s CDC Caddis, Berretts Barred Leg-Golden Stone, Neversink Stone Popper, Chubby Chernobyl.

Crowsnest River Report – August 17, 2010
Just got back from a couple of days on the Crow. If you like cool rising fish, sighting fish, and small bugs then the Crow is right up your alley right now.

Very clear and around normal water levels.



Hatches: Few Stoneflies, Caddis, Pale Morning Duns, and Quill Gordon Mayflies

Streamers: Brunette Leech, Chamois Leech.

Nymphs: Pheasant-Tail, Hare's Ear, Copper John, Tung Stud, and San Juan Worm

Dries: Berrett’s Barred Leg Stone, Neversink Caddis, Fat Albert-Black, ParaTrooper-Green Drake, Spun Hair Dun-PMD, Berret’s Emerging Green Drake, Etha-Wing Dun, Etha Wing Emerger

High Country River Report – August 17, 2010
Overall, the high country streams are fishing very good right now. Only bad part is some of them tend to be a little busy.


Hatches: Few Stoneflies, Caddis, PMD’s, Quill Gordon Mayflies, Green Drakes, and Flav mayflies.

Streamers: Brunette Leech, Chamois Leech, Large, olive or white streamers for Bull Trout.

Nymphs: Pheasant-Tail, Hare's Ear, Copper John, Tung Stud, and San Juan Worm

Dries: Berrett’s Barred Leg Stone, Neversink Caddis, Fat Albert-Black, ParaTrooper-Green Drake, Spun Hair Dun-PMD, Berret’s Emerging Green Drake