Live Fly Fishing Conditions

Current Hatch Conditions

Real-time hatch status across 557 rivers in 33 states. Based on live USGS water temperature and seasonal timing.

121 active208 approaching
Active Now(121)
Au Sable RiverMITrico
Water: 77°FFlow: 1,270 cfs highPeak conditions
Early morning spinner falls
Au Sable RiverMITerrestrials (hoppers, ants, beetles)
Water: 77°FFlow: 1,270 cfs highPeak conditions
Pine RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Water: 62°FFlow: 243 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Pine RiverMITerrestrials
Water: 62°FFlow: 243 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Manistee RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Water: 66°FFlow: 1,110 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Manistee RiverMITrico
Water: 66°FFlow: 1,110 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Blackfoot RiverMTHopper/Dropper
Water: 69°FFlow: 1,410 cfs lowPeak conditions
Muskegon RiverMITerrestrials
Water: 75°FFlow: 1,050 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Flathead River — Middle ForkMTGolden Stonefly
Water: 61°FFlow: 2,900 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Flathead River — Middle ForkMTGreen Drake
Water: 61°FFlow: 2,900 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Flathead River — Middle ForkMTPale Morning Dun
Water: 61°FFlow: 2,900 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Flathead River — Middle ForkMTHopper/Dropper
Water: 61°FFlow: 2,900 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Snake River — Snake River CanyonWYHopper/Dropper
Water: 66°FFlow: 7,940 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Best dry fly fishing of summer
Green River — Flaming GorgeWYCicada
Water: 77°FFlow: 486 cfs lowPeak conditions
Periodic — explosive dry fly fishing in cycle years
Green River — Flaming GorgeWYHopper/Dropper
Water: 77°FFlow: 486 cfs lowPeak conditions
Deschutes RiverORGolden Stonefly
Water: 57°FFlow: 3,600 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Deschutes RiverORPale Morning Dun
Water: 57°FFlow: 3,600 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Wenatchee RiverWAHopper/Dropper
Water: 71°FFlow: 1,160 cfs lowPeak conditions
Tuolumne RiverCAHopper/Dropper
Water: 70°FFlow: 130 cfs lowPeak conditions
Merced RiverCAPale Morning Dun
Water: 64°FFlow: 98.6 cfs lowPeak conditions
Merced RiverCAHopper/Dropper
Water: 64°FFlow: 98.6 cfs lowPeak conditions
Colorado River — Grand CanyonAZMidge
Water: 68°FFlow: 8,350 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Dominant food source at Lees Ferry — size 18–24
Colorado River — Grand CanyonAZScud/Amphipod
Water: 68°FFlow: 8,350 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Not a hatch but a critical subsurface food source below the dam
Youghiogheny RiverPATerrestrials
Water: 69°FFlow: 565 cfs lowPeak conditions
Pine CreekPATerrestrials
Water: 78°FFlow: 262 cfs lowPeak conditions
Chattahoochee River — Metro AtlantaGATerrestrials
Water: 74°FFlow: 2,530 cfs highPeak conditions
Au Sable South BranchMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Water: 64°FFlow: 238 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Delaware River — UpperNYTrico
Water: 71°FFlow: 1,080 cfs lowPeak conditions
Beaverkill RiverNYIsonychia
Water: 67°FFlow: 172 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Beaverkill RiverNYTrico
Water: 67°FFlow: 172 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Blue RiverCOMidge
Water: 54°FFlow: 40.3 cfs lowPeak conditions
Roaring Fork RiverCOHopper/Dropper
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowPeak conditions
Clark ForkMTHopper/Dropper
Water: 71°FFlow: 2,780 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Missouri River — Upper Missouri BreaksMTTrico
Water: 74°FFlow: 2,390 cfs lowPeak conditions
Yellowstone RiverMTHopper/Dropper
Water: 71°FFlow: 4,510 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Madison RiverMTHopper/Dropper
Water: 73°FFlow: 1,140 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Prime dry fly season on the 50-mile riffle
Provo RiverUTPale Morning Dun
Water: 63°FFlow: 253 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Provo RiverUTHopper/Dropper
Water: 63°FFlow: 253 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Hoback RiverWYPale Morning Dun
Water: 63°FFlow: 393 cfs lowPeak conditions
Dismal RiverNETrico
Water: 74°FFlow: 254 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Green River — Lodore CanyonCOCaddis
Water: 60°FFlow: 3,040 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Green River — Lodore CanyonCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Water: 60°FFlow: 3,040 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Green River — Lodore CanyonCOTerrestrials
Water: 60°FFlow: 3,040 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Colorado River — Glenwood CanyonCOTerrestrials
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowPeak conditions
Taylor RiverCOMidges
Water: 60°FFlow: 268 cfs lowPeak conditions
Tailwater stays cold and midges hatch all winter
Taylor RiverCOCaddis
Water: 60°FFlow: 268 cfs lowPeak conditions
Taylor RiverCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Water: 60°FFlow: 268 cfs lowPeak conditions
Colorado River — UpperCOCaddis
Water: 64°FFlow: 1,020 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Strong Mother’s Day caddis hatch on the Upper Colorado
Colorado River — UpperCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Water: 64°FFlow: 1,020 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Colorado River — UpperCOTerrestrials
Water: 64°FFlow: 1,020 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Lackawaxen RiverPATerrestrials
Water: 73°FFlow: 56 cfs lowPeak conditions
Truckee RiverCAMidges
Water: 67°FFlow: 543 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Truckee RiverCATerrestrials
Water: 67°FFlow: 543 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Davidson RiverNCTerrestrials
Water: 69°FFlow: 132 cfs optimalPeak conditions
Jackson River — Lake Moomaw TailwaterVATerrestrials
Water: 63°FPeak conditions
Willowemoc CreekNYTerrestrials
Water: 64°FFlow: 38.5 cfs lowPeak conditions
Au Sable RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Water: 77°FFlow: 1,270 cfs highActive
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Au Sable RiverMIWhite Fly
Water: 77°FFlow: 1,270 cfs highActive
Blackfoot RiverMTSalmonfly
Water: 69°FFlow: 1,410 cfs lowActive
Blackfoot RiverMTPMD / Green Drake
Water: 69°FFlow: 1,410 cfs lowActive
Muskegon RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Water: 75°FFlow: 1,050 cfs optimalActive
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Flathead River — Middle ForkMTSalmonfly
Water: 61°FFlow: 2,900 cfs optimalActive
Snake River — Snake River CanyonWYSalmonfly / Golden Stonefly
Water: 66°FFlow: 7,940 cfs optimalActive
The premier hatch — cutthroat slash aggressively at big dries
Snake River — Snake River CanyonWYGreen Drake
Water: 66°FFlow: 7,940 cfs optimalActive
Snake River — Snake River CanyonWYPale Morning Dun
Water: 66°FFlow: 7,940 cfs optimalActive
Green River — Flaming GorgeWYMidge
Water: 77°FFlow: 486 cfs lowActive
Green River — Flaming GorgeWYPale Morning Dun
Water: 77°FFlow: 486 cfs lowActive
Rogue RiverORGolden Stonefly
Water: 69°FFlow: 1,220 cfs optimalActive
McKenzie RiverORGolden Stonefly
Water: 63°FFlow: 1,910 cfs optimalActive
Wenatchee RiverWASalmonfly
Water: 71°FFlow: 1,160 cfs lowActive
Wenatchee RiverWAPale Morning Dun
Water: 71°FFlow: 1,160 cfs lowActive
Tuolumne RiverCACaddis
Water: 70°FFlow: 130 cfs lowActive
Tuolumne RiverCAGolden Stonefly
Water: 70°FFlow: 130 cfs lowActive
Tuolumne RiverCAPale Morning Dun
Water: 70°FFlow: 130 cfs lowActive
Trinity RiverCAStonefly
Water: 74°FFlow: 730 cfs optimalActive
Merced RiverCAGolden Stonefly
Water: 64°FFlow: 98.6 cfs lowActive
San Juan RiverUTMidge
Water: 84°FFlow: 595 cfs lowActive
The San Juan is a midge factory — size 22–28. This is THE pattern to master here
San Juan RiverUTPale Morning Dun
Water: 84°FFlow: 595 cfs lowActive
Youghiogheny RiverPALight Cahill
Water: 69°FFlow: 565 cfs lowActive
Pine CreekPASlate Drake
Water: 78°FFlow: 262 cfs lowActive
Chattahoochee River — Metro AtlantaGAMidge
Water: 74°FFlow: 2,530 cfs highActive
Primary food source in tailwater
Little Muskegon RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Water: 72°FFlow: 73.9 cfs lowActive
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Delaware River — UpperNYIsonychia
Water: 71°FFlow: 1,080 cfs lowActive
Dolores RiverUTStonefly
Water: 82°FFlow: 4.09 cfs lowActive
Roaring Fork RiverCOGreen Drake
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowActive
Roaring Fork RiverCOPale Morning Dun
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowActive
Clark ForkMTSalmonfly
Water: 71°FFlow: 2,780 cfs optimalActive
Clark ForkMTPale Morning Dun
Water: 71°FFlow: 2,780 cfs optimalActive
Missouri River — Upper Missouri BreaksMTMidge
Water: 74°FFlow: 2,390 cfs lowActive
Missouri River — Upper Missouri BreaksMTPale Morning Dun
Water: 74°FFlow: 2,390 cfs lowActive
Yellowstone RiverMTSalmonfly
Water: 71°FFlow: 4,510 cfs optimalActive
Legendary hatch on the Yellowstone
Yellowstone RiverMTGolden Stonefly
Water: 71°FFlow: 4,510 cfs optimalActive
Yellowstone RiverMTPale Morning Dun
Water: 71°FFlow: 4,510 cfs optimalActive
Madison RiverMTSalmonfly
Water: 73°FFlow: 1,140 cfs optimalActive
Madison RiverMTGolden Stonefly
Water: 73°FFlow: 1,140 cfs optimalActive
Madison RiverMTPale Morning Dun
Water: 73°FFlow: 1,140 cfs optimalActive
Henry's ForkIDCallibaetis
Flow: 2,140 cfs highActive
John Day RiverORGolden Stonefly
Water: 78°FFlow: 63.5 cfs lowActive
Walker RiverNVPale Morning Dun
Water: 85°FFlow: 50.1 cfs optimalActive
Shoshone RiverWYPale Morning Dun
Water: 74°FFlow: 623 cfs lowActive
Colorado River — Glenwood CanyonCOStonefly
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowActive
Colorado River — Glenwood CanyonCOPMD (Pale Morning Dun)
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowActive
Niobrara RiverNETrico
Water: 86°FFlow: 506 cfs optimalActive
Sandy RiverORStonefly
Water: 65°FFlow: 420 cfs lowActive
Colorado River — Glenwood CanyonCOCaddis
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowActive
Mother’s Day caddis is a major hatch
Colorado River — Glenwood CanyonCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowActive
Colorado River — Glenwood CanyonCOYellow Sally (Stonefly)
Water: 72°FFlow: 465 cfs lowActive
Taylor RiverCOMysis Shrimp
Water: 60°FFlow: 268 cfs lowActive
Mysis flushed from the reservoir feed trophy fish in the Hog Trough
Fryingpan RiverCOMysis Shrimp
Flow: 199 cfs lowActive
Hallmark of the Frying Pan — flushed from Ruedi, fuels trophy rainbows
Cache la PoudreCOYellow Sally
Active
Gunnison River — MainCOMidges
Water: 79°FFlow: 328 cfs lowActive
Cold tailwater fishes year-round in the canyon
Gunnison River — MainCOCaddis
Water: 79°FFlow: 328 cfs lowActive
Gunnison River — MainCOGolden Stonefly
Water: 79°FFlow: 328 cfs lowActive
Gunnison River — MainCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Water: 79°FFlow: 328 cfs lowActive
Gunnison River — MainCOGreen Drake
Water: 79°FFlow: 328 cfs lowActive
Colorado River — UpperCOYellow Sally
Water: 64°FFlow: 1,020 cfs optimalActive
Truckee RiverCACaddis
Water: 67°FFlow: 543 cfs optimalActive
Truckee RiverCAPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Water: 67°FFlow: 543 cfs optimalActive
Truckee RiverCAGolden Stonefly
Water: 67°FFlow: 543 cfs optimalActive
Davidson RiverNCYellow Sally
Water: 69°FFlow: 132 cfs optimalActive
Chattooga River — MainSCYellow Sally
Flow: 347 cfs lowActive
Approaching (within 30 days)(208)
Arkansas RiverCOMidge
Flow: 163 cfs low
Arkansas RiverCOStonefly (Golden Stone, Salmonfly)
Flow: 163 cfs low
Big dry fly fishing
Arkansas RiverCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Flow: 163 cfs low
Arkansas RiverCORed Quill
Flow: 163 cfs low
Arkansas RiverCOTerrestrials (hoppers, ants)
Flow: 163 cfs low
Gallatin RiverMTSalmonfly / Golden Stone
Flow: 794 cfs optimal
Gallatin RiverMTPale Morning Dun
Flow: 794 cfs optimal
Gallatin RiverMTHopper/Dropper
Flow: 794 cfs optimal
Prime dry fly season
Nantahala RiverNCTerrestrials
Flow: 213 cfs low
Deerfield RiverMAIsonychia
Flow: 545 cfs optimal
Saco RiverNHTerrestrials
Flow: 290 cfs low
Pere Marquette RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Flow: 520 cfs optimal
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. Major night hatch on the PM — brings out trophy browns after dark.
Pere Marquette RiverMITrico
Flow: 520 cfs optimal
Pere Marquette RiverMITerrestrials
Flow: 520 cfs optimal
Boardman RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Boardman RiverMITerrestrials
Jordan RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Flow: 210 cfs optimal
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Jordan RiverMITerrestrials
Flow: 210 cfs optimal
Betsie RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Two Hearted RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Two Hearted RiverMITerrestrials
Salmon River — MainIDSalmonfly
Flow: 1,490 cfs low
Major hatch — draws big cutthroat to the surface
Salmon River — MainIDGolden Stonefly
Flow: 1,490 cfs low
Salmon River — MainIDPale Morning Dun
Flow: 1,490 cfs low
Salmon River — MainIDCaddis
Flow: 1,490 cfs low
Salmon River — MainIDHopper/Dropper
Flow: 1,490 cfs low
Lochsa RiverIDGolden Stonefly
Flow: 1,250 cfs low
Lochsa RiverIDCaddis
Flow: 1,250 cfs low
Lochsa RiverIDPale Morning Dun
Flow: 1,250 cfs low
Lochsa RiverIDHopper/Dropper
Flow: 1,250 cfs low
Middle Fork of the SalmonIDSalmonfly
Flow: 1,100 cfs low
Legendary hatch on the Middle Fork — fish go berserk
Middle Fork of the SalmonIDGolden Stonefly
Flow: 1,100 cfs low
Middle Fork of the SalmonIDCaddis
Flow: 1,100 cfs low
Middle Fork of the SalmonIDGreen Drake
Flow: 1,100 cfs low
Middle Fork of the SalmonIDPale Morning Dun
Flow: 1,100 cfs low
Middle Fork of the SalmonIDHopper/Dropper
Flow: 1,100 cfs low
Stillwater RiverMTSalmonfly
Stillwater RiverMTGolden Stonefly
Stillwater RiverMTPale Morning Dun
Stillwater RiverMTHopper/Dropper
North Platte River — Northgate CanyonWYMidge
Flow: 102 cfs low
The bread-and-butter pattern on the Miracle Mile
North Platte River — Northgate CanyonWYPale Morning Dun
Flow: 102 cfs low
North Platte River — Northgate CanyonWYTrico
Flow: 102 cfs low
Heavy spinner falls at Grey Reef
North Platte River — Northgate CanyonWYHopper/Dropper
Flow: 102 cfs low
Cache la PoudreCOCaddis
Flow: 46.3 cfs low
Mother's Day Caddis kicks off the season
Cache la PoudreCOStonefly (Golden Stone)
Flow: 46.3 cfs low
Cache la PoudreCOPale Morning Dun
Flow: 46.3 cfs low
Cache la PoudreCORed Quill
Flow: 46.3 cfs low
Cache la PoudreCOHopper/Dropper
Flow: 46.3 cfs low
Cache la PoudreCOTerrestrials
Flow: 46.3 cfs low
North Umpqua RiverORGolden Stonefly
Skagit RiverWAPink Albert (Pink Cahill)
Water: 51°F (need 55°F)Flow: 2,960 cfs low
Kern RiverCAGolden Stonefly
Flow: 18.9 cfs low
Kern RiverCAPale Morning Dun
Flow: 18.9 cfs low
Kern RiverCAHopper/Dropper
Flow: 18.9 cfs low
Truckee RiverNVPale Morning Dun
Flow: 353 cfs optimal
Truckee RiverNVGolden Stonefly
Flow: 353 cfs optimal
Truckee RiverNVHopper/Dropper
Flow: 353 cfs optimal
Rio Grande — Taos BoxNMCaddis
Flow: 148 cfs low
Rio Grande — Taos BoxNMStonefly
Flow: 148 cfs low
Rio Grande — Taos BoxNMPale Morning Dun
Flow: 148 cfs low
Rio Grande — Taos BoxNMHopper/Dropper
Flow: 148 cfs low
Rio ChamaNMPale Morning Dun
Flow: 27.8 cfs low
Rio ChamaNMHopper/Dropper
Flow: 27.8 cfs low
Gila RiverNMPale Morning Dun
Flow: 15.7 cfs low
Gila RiverNMHopper/Dropper
Flow: 15.7 cfs low
Lehigh RiverPAIsonychia
Flow: 751 cfs low
Lehigh RiverPATerrestrials
Flow: 751 cfs low
Nolichucky RiverTNTerrestrials
Flow: 1,630 cfs optimal
Hiwassee RiverTNLight Cahill
Hiwassee RiverTNTerrestrials
Chattooga RiverNCTerrestrials
Flow: 347 cfs low
Toccoa RiverGAMidge
Toccoa RiverGATerrestrials
Penobscot River — West BranchMEHex
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Flow: 584 cfs low
Penobscot River — West BranchMETerrestrials
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Flow: 584 cfs low
Hudson River GorgeNYTerrestrials
Flow: 377 cfs low
West RiverVTTerrestrials
Flow: 37.6 cfs low
Housatonic RiverCTIsonychia
Flow: 247 cfs low
Housatonic RiverCTTrico
Flow: 247 cfs low
Housatonic RiverCTTerrestrials
Flow: 247 cfs low
Farmington RiverCTIsonychia
Flow: 259 cfs optimal
Farmington RiverCTTrico
Flow: 259 cfs optimal
Farmington RiverCTTerrestrials
Flow: 259 cfs optimal
Current RiverMOTerrestrials
Flow: 987 cfs optimal
Au Sable South BranchMITrico
Water: 64°F (need 65°F)Flow: 238 cfs optimal
Black RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Chippewa RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Flow: 132 cfs low
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Sturgeon RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Flow: 357 cfs optimal
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
White RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Flow: 269 cfs optimal
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Delaware River — UpperPATrico
Delaware River — UpperPAIsonychia
Blue RiverCOPale Morning Dun
Water: 54°F (need 55°F)Flow: 40.3 cfs low
Blue RiverCOHopper/Dropper
Water: 54°F (need 60°F)Flow: 40.3 cfs low
Eagle RiverCOStonefly (Golden Stone)
Flow: 111 cfs low
Eagle RiverCOPale Morning Dun
Flow: 111 cfs low
Eagle RiverCOHopper/Dropper
Flow: 111 cfs low
Crystal RiverCOPale Morning Dun
Flow: 101 cfs low
Big Hole RiverMTSalmonfly
Flow: 356 cfs low
Big Hole RiverMTGolden Stonefly
Flow: 356 cfs low
Big Hole RiverMTPale Morning Dun
Flow: 356 cfs low
Big Hole RiverMTHopper/Dropper
Flow: 356 cfs low
Henry's ForkIDPale Morning Dun
Flow: 2,140 cfs high
Henry's ForkIDCaddis
Flow: 2,140 cfs high
Henry's ForkIDTrico
Flow: 2,140 cfs high
Heavy spinner falls on the Ranch
Henry's ForkIDHopper/Dropper
Flow: 2,140 cfs high
Priest RiverIDStonefly
Flow: 336 cfs low
Selway RiverIDSalmonfly
Flow: 1,740 cfs low
Selway RiverIDGolden Stonefly
Flow: 1,740 cfs low
Selway RiverIDCaddis
Flow: 1,740 cfs low
South Fork Boise RiverIDPale Morning Dun
South Fork Boise RiverIDHopper/Dropper
Tieton RiverWAPale Morning Dun
Sacramento RiverCAPale Morning Dun
Flow: 13,200 cfs optimal
East Walker RiverNVPale Morning Dun
Flow: 145 cfs optimal
East Walker RiverNVHopper/Dropper
Flow: 145 cfs optimal
Logan RiverUTPale Morning Dun
Flow: 92.4 cfs low
Weber RiverUTPale Morning Dun
Flow: 112 cfs low
Clarks Fork YellowstoneWYGolden Stonefly
Flow: 2,510 cfs optimal
Clarks Fork YellowstoneWYPale Morning Dun
Flow: 2,510 cfs optimal
Greys RiverWYPale Morning Dun
Flow: 436 cfs optimal
Wind RiverWYPale Morning Dun
Flow: 58.9 cfs low
Pecos RiverNMPale Morning Dun
Flow: 12.6 cfs low
Blue RiverINTerrestrials
Flow: 537 cfs optimal
Allagash Wilderness WaterwayMECaddis
Allagash Wilderness WaterwayMEHex (Hexagenia)
Dead RiverMECaddis
Machias RiverMECaddis
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Rapid RiverMECaddis
Rapid RiverMEHex (Hexagenia)
Seboeis RiverMECaddis
Flow: 31.3 cfs low
Gunpowder FallsMDTrico
Flow: 188 cfs optimal
Calamus RiverNETrico
San Antonio CreekNMPMD (Pale Morning Dun)
Rapid CreekSDPMD (Pale Morning Dun)
Flow: 48.7 cfs low
Rapid CreekSDTrico
Flow: 48.7 cfs low
Spearfish CreekSDStonefly
Flow: 37 cfs low
Green River — Lodore CanyonCOTrico
Water: 60°F (need 65°F)Flow: 3,040 cfs optimal
Morning spinner falls
Fryingpan RiverCOMidges
Flow: 199 cfs low
Cold tailwater fishes year-round
Fryingpan RiverCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Flow: 199 cfs low
Fryingpan RiverCOGreen Drake
Flow: 199 cfs low
Famous Pan green drake hatch
South Platte RiverCOMidges
Flow: 235 cfs low
South Platte RiverCOCaddis
Flow: 235 cfs low
South Platte RiverCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Flow: 235 cfs low
South Platte RiverCOTrico
Flow: 235 cfs low
Famous Dream Stream trico spinner falls
South Platte RiverCOTerrestrials
Flow: 235 cfs low
Cache la PoudreCOCaddis
Cache la PoudreCOPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Cache la PoudreCOTerrestrials
North Branch PotomacWVTrico
Water: 58°F (need 65°F)Flow: 256 cfs low
North Branch PotomacWVTerrestrials
Water: 58°F (need 60°F)Flow: 256 cfs low
Shavers ForkWVTerrestrials
Flow: 78.9 cfs low
Williams RiverWVTerrestrials
Flow: 58.8 cfs low
Little Juniata RiverPATrico
Flow: 269 cfs optimal
Excellent morning trico spinner falls
Little Juniata RiverPATerrestrials
Flow: 269 cfs optimal
Kettle CreekPATerrestrials
Flow: 82.1 cfs optimal
Feather RiverCAPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Kings RiverCACaddis
Kings RiverCAPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Kings RiverCAGolden Stonefly
Kings RiverCATerrestrials
Pit RiverCAMidges
Pit RiverCACaddis
Heavy caddis hatches are the Pit’s hallmark — fish nymphs deep
Pit RiverCAPale Morning Dun (PMD)
Pit RiverCAGolden Stonefly
Upper NantahalaNCTerrestrials
Flow: 213 cfs low
Chattooga River — MainSCTerrestrials
Flow: 347 cfs low
Tellico RiverTNTerrestrials (ants, beetles, hoppers)
Flow: 252 cfs low
Holston River — South Holston TailwaterTNMidges
Year-round midge fishing in the cold tailwater
Holston River — South Holston TailwaterTNTerrestrials (ants, beetles, hoppers)
Rapidan RiverVATerrestrials
Flow: 61.5 cfs low
Penns CreekPATrico
Flow: 197 cfs optimal
Penns CreekPATerrestrials
Flow: 197 cfs optimal
Spring CreekPATrico
Flow: 113 cfs optimal
Famous Spring Creek trico spinner falls
Spring CreekPAMidges
Flow: 113 cfs optimal
Cold spring water supports midges all year
Spring CreekPATerrestrials
Flow: 113 cfs optimal
Slate RunPASlate Drake
Flow: 178 cfs optimal
Slate RunPATerrestrials
Flow: 178 cfs optimal
Brodhead CreekPATrico
Flow: 192 cfs optimal
Abrams CreekTNTerrestrials
Citico CreekTNTerrestrials
Clinch River — Norris TailwaterTNMidges
Critical year-round food source in the cold tailwater
Clinch River — Norris TailwaterTNTerrestrials
Mossy CreekVAMidges
Cold spring water supports midges all year
Mossy CreekVATerrestrials (cricket, beetle, ant)
Trophy browns key on terrestrials in summer
South River — WaynesboroVATrico
Flow: 26.4 cfs low
South River — WaynesboroVATerrestrials
Flow: 26.4 cfs low
Cumberland River — Wolf Creek TailwaterKYMidges
Flow: 171 cfs low
Primary food source in the cold tailwater
Cumberland River — Wolf Creek TailwaterKYTerrestrials
Flow: 171 cfs low
Hatchery CreekKYMidges
Hazel CreekNCTerrestrials
Wilson CreekNCTerrestrials
South Toe RiverNCTerrestrials
Flow: 96.5 cfs optimal
Seneca CreekWVTerrestrials
Dry ForkWVTerrestrials
Flow: 107 cfs low
West Branch Ausable RiverNYTrico
Flow: 230 cfs optimal
West Branch Ausable RiverNYTerrestrials
Flow: 230 cfs optimal
Willowemoc CreekNYTrico
Water: 64°F (need 65°F)Flow: 38.5 cfs low
Boyne RiverMIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F. The legendary night hatch — largest mayfly in North America. Brings out trophy browns after dark.
Boyne RiverMITrico
Boyne RiverMITerrestrials
Bois Brule RiverWIHex (Hexagenia limbata)
Flow: 110 cfs optimal
Triggered when water temperature reaches 60°F — brings out trophy brown trout after dark.
Bois Brule RiverWITrico
Flow: 110 cfs optimal
Whitewater RiverMNTrico
Whitewater RiverMNTerrestrials
Neversink RiverNYTerrestrials
Fryingpan RiverCOTrico
Flow: 199 cfs low13 days until peak
Truckee RiverCATrico
Water: 67°FFlow: 543 cfs optimal13 days until peak
Fading(2)
Gunnison River — MainCOSalmonfly
Water: 79°FFlow: 328 cfs low
Famous Gunnison salmonfly hatch — trophy fish window
Kennebec River — The ForksMEHex
Flow: 31.3 cfs low