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Fishing Reports
Green River, Utah
September 10, 2006
Posted by Greenriverflyfisher.com
Email: greenriverflyfisher@gmail.com
Current Report
Green River Fishing Report
Fly Fishing Report for September 10,
2006
Flows:
All flows will remain at 800 cfs until
further notice.
Ratings on this report will consist of
excellent, great, good, fair and poor.
A-section: Good
Dry flyfishing has been fair. Adding a
dropper has been best and at times,
great. Attractor droppers have been
best. Terrestrials have been fair this
week. We had some cooler
temperatures and wet weather
contributing to a decline in terrestrial
action. A size12 brown chernobyl ant
or beetle has been best. I have seen a
few size 12 brown beetles come into
the water. There are lots of field
crickets present and a few hoppers. I
have seen a lot of olive tan hoppers in
the grass around Little Hole, size 10.
There is a psuedo bwo hatch from
mid-morning to mid-afternoon. They
are a #22 -#24 and a few fish are
keying on them. The nymphing has
been good with a streamer and
emerger during the hatch. There have
very few caddis out. The body color of
the caddis has varied a lot. I have seen
green, yellow, tan, and black. Also
keep in mind, fishing is always slow
after a front comes through at this
time of year.
Dry Flies to use:
Green River Para Cricket #8-12
Black PMX #8-12
Beetles #10-18
Hoppers #6-12
Fat Albert (tan) #8-10
Stimulators #10-12
Elk Hair Caddis #12-16
Gulper Special #20-22
Parachute Adams #20-24
Brown Chernobyl Ant 8-12
Flying Ant #12
Nymph fishing has been great using a
streamer as an attractor and a scud,
san juan worm, WD40, or bwo emerger
for the trailer. The fish are keyed of
scuds in the morning and mayfly
nymphs in the afternoon. I have seen a
few large scuds around a size 10, but
most are between size 18-22
Nymphs to use:
Gray WD40 #22
Insert favorite scud pattern here
#18-22
Miracle nymph #18-22
Gray Soft Hackle #16-20
Barr's Emerger #20-22
Ginger Woolly Bugger #6-8
Flesh Fly #6-8
Ginger Bunny #6-8
Pheasant Tail #12-22
San Juan worm
Streamers: Good (best fished under an
indicator)
Try black or ginger buggers or
bunnies. Best in low light conditions.
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