With 350 cfs coming out of Mackay Dam, the river is wadeable with caution. Trico and midge activity is present, and terrestrial patterns will produce. As we go through September look for flow out of the dam to decrease and for BWOs to become important.…
Wading remains a bit tough with flows out of Mackay Dam at 360 cfs. But flows ae coming down so better days are ahead!…
Flows out of Mackay Dam are dropping, now near the 400 cfs mark. So we are heading in the right direction for safer wading and better surface action. Tricos are making an appearance, so with dropping flows, they will become more important in trout diets.…
Flow out of Mackay Dam remains about 450 cfs making wading a bit tricky. But some fish are responding to hopper patterns presented close to banks.…
With flows out of Mackay Dam around 450 cfs, wading is still a bit tough. Your best bet for action on the river is above the reservoir. Terrestrial and attractor patterns will be your best bets to find it.…
Flow out of Mackay Dam is now around 450 cfs. That’s still a bit high for the best wading conditions, so try above the reservoir for better wading conditions with flows around half of that. Good locations are plenty along the Trail Creek Road above Bartlett Point. With terrestrial insects coming on this scenic part of the river is a great choice to visit.…
Flow out of Mackay Dam is down to 500 cfs. That’s going in the right direction for good walk-in wade conditions.…
Flow out of Mackay Dam is 580 cfs, still a bit high for serious walk-in wade fishing along river below.…
