Uncompahgre River
Recent Guide Reports
Trending Flies in Recent Reports
- Parachute Adams
- Baetis Nymph
- Caddis Emerger
- Chubby Chernoble
- Elk Hair Caddis
- Flash Midge Pupa
- Griffith's Gnat
- Leech
- Micro Mayfly
- Midge Pupa
Current Conditions
Gauge Flow
High Water Warning
Gauge Height
Water Temperature
Water Temperature Over 68°F
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Recent Guide Reports
Jun 13
Duranglers
Lighter tippet, smaller flies, and stealth. Dont rush, move slowly, and pick your drifts wisely through deeper holes. Flows are rising, and fish are becoming a little more active. Watch out for Caddis hatches!
An attractor nymph such as a worm or leech, followed by a small bug is a good move.
Patterns/Bugs:
Dries: Parachute Adams 14-20, Griffith Gnat 18-22, Elk Hair Caddis #12-16, Duranglers Peacock Caddis #12-16, Parachute Caddis 14-18, Chubbies #8-14, PMD Vis-A-Dun 16-18.
Nymphs: Brown or Olive Micro May #16-20, Killer Mayfly #18-22, RS2 #18-24, Juans Slim Shady #18-20, Pheasant Tails 16-24, Juans Sniper Baetis 22-24, Flash Midge Pupa #18-24, Caddis Emergers 14-18, Perdigons 14-18, OCD Caddis 14-16. Split Back PMD 16-20.
An attractor nymph such as a worm or leech, followed by a small bug is a good move.
Patterns/Bugs:
Dries: Parachute Adams 14-20, Griffith Gnat 18-22, Elk Hair Caddis #12-16, Duranglers Peacock Caddis #12-16, Parachute Caddis 14-18, Chubbies #8-14, PMD Vis-A-Dun 16-18.
Nymphs: Brown or Olive Micro May #16-20, Killer Mayfly #18-22, RS2 #18-24, Juans Slim Shady #18-20, Pheasant Tails 16-24, Juans Sniper Baetis 22-24, Flash Midge Pupa #18-24, Caddis Emergers 14-18, Perdigons 14-18, OCD Caddis 14-16. Split Back PMD 16-20.