Gunnison River
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- Parachute BWO
- BWO
- Trico Emerger
- Two Bit Hooker
- Hopper
- Caddis Pupa
- Killer Mayfly
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Recent Guide Reports
Oct 13
Riffle and Rise Outfitters
Weve had some very cold nights and mornings, along with some early snow. The fishing season is winding down, but we continue to have fishing opportunities in the valley, especially during the warm part of the day. The flow out of Taylor Reservoir will be dropped to 100 cfs for the winter on October 15-16. Sections of the Gunnison River will be too low to float, but we can sometimes continue to walk/wade fish into early November depending on the weather.
Oct 07
Riffle and Rise Outfitters
Nights and mornings have been much colder, and we have had some snow in the mountains. Well see more snow in the forecast now as the fishing season winds down over the next few weeks. We continue to have decent fishing opportunities in the valley, especially during the warm part of the day.
Oct 01
RIGS Fly Shop
Happening Now: The hopper fishing has been Slowing down with the emergence of the Trico's causing fish to pod up and feed in foam lines. Casting down stream to rising fish with small trico patters with get you some eats. If small dries arnt your game nymphing the deep fast water with Caddis pupa and a BWO or other small mayfly emerger. Dont pass up the fast runs leading into the deeper water we are see most of our bigger fish feeding here.
Most Productive: Dry dropper with hopper and small nymphs as dropper. Nymphing Stone fly patterns, mayfly nymphs and Caddis nymphs. Nymphing the shelf and deeper runs as well as the slower holes has been producing some good fish. Fishing tight to the bank has been the most productive.
Water Clarity: Gunny Green
Most Productive: Dry dropper with hopper and small nymphs as dropper. Nymphing Stone fly patterns, mayfly nymphs and Caddis nymphs. Nymphing the shelf and deeper runs as well as the slower holes has been producing some good fish. Fishing tight to the bank has been the most productive.
Water Clarity: Gunny Green
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Sep 29
Riffle and Rise Outfitters
Fall is here with cooler temps, and we have already had some early snow up in the mountains. We should see good fishing during the next few weeks until the weather turns.
Sep 26
Riffle and Rise Outfitters
Fall is here with cooler temps, and we have already had some early snow up in the mountains. We should see good fishing now through October.