Well the flows down south are looking like a rollercoaster if you check the flow charts but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still some hungry fish down between Spinney and 11 Mile. While the Fall is getting into it’s final act before the snow falls and the Winter arrives we want to really stress being mindful of where you are fishing and urge you to leave the spawning beds and any trout doing their business alone. Fish seem to be keen on the smaller bugs right now so bring your BWO emergers and plenty of Scuds as these are the top menu Items. Most of the Salmon are gone but look for some bug trout still holding in the deeper water along the bends in the river. Last chance summer dance for the Dream until spring so get out there!!!!

Water is low and slow near Deckers these days. Flows are holding just under 100 CFS and the water is gin clear. You gotta be a ninja when approaching the runs so as not to blow up every fish in the hole before you even wet your line. Stealthy approaches and small bugs are the key to success in the clear water. Late morning will show some Blue wings popping but fish seem more keen on eating emergers than actual top water stuff. The best way to get after these risers is with either and unweighted indicator rig or a dry dropper with a little Barrs emerger trailing an adult BWO of some kind. As the day progresses you will see fish moviing into the deeper water and snacking on Midges in the 18-22 range. Rainbow warriors and other flashy bugs have been productive attractors and a small Rs2 or or Red zebra midge off the back should help you fill the net! If you’re struggling a little in this low water don’t be too proud to give us a call and get out with a guide. We will take the guess work out for you and help you get accustom to these low flows.

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