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Cris Draper
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, April 02, 2001 - 3:06 pm: | |
Subject: Green River Report
Green River
Rating: Good fishing
Water level: Releases from Flaming Gorge continue to be low at around 1,030 cfs
Factors: Spring changes are about 2 weeks ahead of normal
Flies/Lures: Midge patterns; BWOs, scuds, glo bugs, standard nymphs, woolly buggers
Next few weeks: Hatches will really get going in May
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Green River Drifters/Bomar
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, September 12, 2000 - 9:08 am: | |
Subject: Fishing report/ 9/10/00
This report is compiled from numerous single day and multi-overnite trips conducted in the past 3 weeks. Nymphs were by far the most productive. Size 18-22s.WD40(grey),Copper Johns(brown),scuds(orange,red).Midges in the backeddys are present almost every day. Some action on Ginger or black buggers and grey or olive sculpins.Sculpins right at dark were a killer.The afternoons are the most productive time of day. Small, gery BWOs and some caddis can be seen on the surface. The wind has been the major deterantfor the dry fly fishing. The Chernobyl ant also took a few fish. I expect the fishing action to pick up throughout the fall as the kids are back in school and the water and air temps are cooling down. I am looking foward to those beautiful Indian summer days on the Green. |
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