After several false starts, the upper Green is finally doing what it should for this time of year – dropping and fishing really well… Continue reading →

As locals know, dropping river levels on the Green post-runoff equate to excellent fishing, and this is the time to hit it… Continue reading →

Just a quick update to let you know that the upper Green River is in full runoff at this point…. Continue reading →

Just a quick update on the Green River to let our readers know that it has blown out, increasing from 350 cfs. five days ago to 959 cfs today… Continue reading →

With the flow on the Green down to almost 300 cfs. at Warren Bridge now, it’s getting a little tough to float the river without a fair bit of bumping and grinding… Continue reading →

The Green has been dropping a fair bit, as is normal for this time of year. This, combined with warm temperatures and little precipitation over the last few weeks has meant that the best fishing has often been early and late in the day… Continue reading →

Hoppers are beginning to kick in, and along with other terrestrials, becoming more of the daily menu… Continue reading →

The water level on the Green has been dropping significantly over the last week, and is finally getting closer to normal for this time of year. Our recent guided trips have been bringing back great reports, with the dry fly fishing going from good to excellent… Continue reading →

Flows on the Green remain high, but generally improving. Recent thunderstorms have bumped the flow back up a little bit, but the overall trend is a dropping water level, which is good… Continue reading →

After the spring runoff we’ve had this year, and the fact that it’s already mid-July, we’re starting to get real excited about what’s happening on the Green right now. At the rate the flow is dropping, we should start to see good-to-great fishing kicking in on the Green within a few days… Continue reading →