Snowy Range Fishing Report 2021
Most of the multitude of high alpine lakes in the Snowy Range are now accessible. The USDA Forest Service has implemented stage one fire restrictions for the area. July and August are great months to escape high water and air temps and head up to the high country of the Snowy Range Mountains. With literally dozens of lakes to choose from, its a destination that is tough to beat. With a such short growing season, trout are typically eager to smash any dry fly pattern. However, we see grasshoppers, beetles, and especially flying ant hatches in July and August. Here is a list of tried and true dry flies we like to use.
Dry Flies
Size 16 Elk hair caddis
Size 16 Parachute Adams
Size 16 Purple Haze
Size 16 Hippy Stomper
Size 16 Griffiths Gnat
Size 14 Amys Ant
Size 16 Black foam ant
Please call us anytime at 307-399-9464 for current conditions, guide trip availability, or just to talk fishing! Tight Lines!
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