PRECISION ANGLING

Current Conditions: Sam and Ben took a romantic weekend getaway to the Upper Colorado and the Ute Trail Motel on 6/12 and 6/13, because nothing says romance quite like low flows, hopper droppers, and arguing about whether forks in the river are good or bad. Flows on the Upper Colorado are still concerningly low for this time of year, but the river continues to fish well if you are willing to move around & adjust when needed. On day one, we arrived late morning at Elan’s hole

Current Conditions: Flows on the Upper Colorado were sitting around 500 cfs on 6/10, which feels concerningly low for early to mid June. The river was still fishing well, but it is definitely worth keeping an eye on flows as we move further into summer. We only saw mayflies on the water during the day, but the rocks told a little more of the story. Benny Biot found his first stonefly nymphs, along with caddis larvae crawling out of their cases, which is a great sign for where

Current Conditions: Compared to about a month ago, Boulder Creek was a very different story on 6/6. Flows were high and muddy, and it seems like we are getting some runoff pulses here and there. We fished in town by the stadium, and it ended up being a slower day. The water had more color and push than our last trip, which made things a little tougher and limited the amount of obvious feeding activity. We managed to scratch a few fish off under the surface, but it took some w

Current Conditions: Flows on Bear Creek have come down significantly since rainy May, but the drop in water did not seem to slow the fishing down at all. Bugs were hatching, fish were rising, and there was steady activity throughout the day. Even with less water moving through the system, the fish stayed active and willing, especially when presented with the right dry or emerger. We started the day with a stimulator and a CDC frenchie dropped below it, mostly because that was