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Green River
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Green River Fishing Report

August 12, 2023 
Flows: 1,200-2,200 cfs 
             47-58 F
Hatches: Midge 
                 PMD’s 
                 Caddis 
                 Hoppers 
                 Crickets 
                 Ants 
Recommended Flies: (Nymphs)- gray soft hackle #22, gray/olive/orange scuds #20-24, WD 40/ WD 50’s gray #22-24, hot belly pheasant tail #14-16, pheasant tail #14-16, crack back PMD #14-16, caddis poopah olive/tan #16-18, bird’s nest olive/tan #16-18.
(Dry Flies)- sparkle dun #14-16, PMD comparadun #14-16, PMD cripple #14-16, Para befus emerger #14-16, triple double olive/black #16-18, outrigger caddis olive/tan #16-18, spent wing caddis #16-18, hoppers tan/yellow #6-14, para hopper #10-14, PMX cricket #12-14, sailor ant brown/black #14-18, momba ant brown/black #14-16.
(A Section)- fishing has been good. Nymphing and dry flies have been productive. Try nymphing caddis and scuds in the morning, and PMD’s in the afternoon. For dry flies, try a caddis or an ant in the morning, and a hopper or PMD in the afternoon. The caddis hatch can be good in the late evenings. This time of year it’s important to cycle through different patterns until you find the right one. 
(B Section)- fishing has been good. Nymphing and dry flies have been productive. Try caddis nymphs and dry flies in the morning, and PMD nymphs and hopper/cricket patterns in the afternoon and evenings. With these higher flows red creek rapid isn’t as bony and is a lot easier to get through. It is still recommended that floaters take the left channel through red creek rapid. Keep in mind that red creek tributary can blow the river out at any time. 
(C Section)-fishing has been fair. Nymphing has been decent using PMD’s. Dry flies have been more productive using crickets, ants, and hoppers. Longer casts this time of year will increase your success. 
Cheers,
Brandon Feller 

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July 6, 2023
Green River Fishing Report

Flows: 820-1510 cfs
            52.0-58.0 F

Hatches: Midge
                 PMD’s
                 Yellow Sallies
                 Caddis
                 Cicadas

Recommended Flies: (Nymphs) flashback scud #18-22, Grey soft hackle #16-22, WD-40/50 (grey) #22-24, Crack back PMD #14-16, Frenchie #14-16, Pheasant Tail #14-16, Iron Sally #12-14, Kyle’s BH Sally #12-14, Psycho Prince #12-14, Quill Sally #12-14, Caddis poopah (olive, grey) #16-20, Bird’s nest (olive, natural) #16-20
(Dry Flies) Cicadas #6-12, Sparkle Dun (cream, yellow) #14-16, Comparadun PMD #14-16, Parachute PMD #14-16, Yellow Sally stimulator #12-14, Hairwing Sally #12-14, Yellow/orange Triple Double #12-14, X Caddis (olive) #16-20,
Spent Wing Caddis #16-20, Elk Hair Caddis (olive, black) #16-20, Triple Double (black,olive) #16-20, Cricket #12-14

(A section) fishing has been good with the best fishing on the lower half of the section. Try nymphing scuds or throw caddis dry flies in the morning, and nymph or dry fly fish PMD’s and Yellow Sallies in the afternoon.

(B section) fishing has been good with the best fishing above red creek tributary. Try nymphing PMD and Yellow Sallies, or Caddis and yellow sally dry flies. It is recommended that boaters take the river left channel through red creek rapid. Keep in mind that at any time red creek tributary can blow out the river after a heavy rainfall.

(C section) fishing has been good when water clarity is good. Try caddis, cricket, and yellow sally dry flies with droppers. This section requires longer cast and perfect drifts. Keep in mind that red creek tributary can blow out this section of river at any time.

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