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Green River Fishing Report

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From the Bureau of Reclamation:

“As of November 09, 2025, the Flaming Gorge Reservoir pool elevation is 6022.43 feet, which amounts to 82 percent of live storage capacity. Inflows for the month of October totaled approximately 34,871 acre-feet (af) or 65 percent of average.

Flaming Gorge Dam operations are in a moderately dry hydrologic classification for the month of November and are projected to remain in the moderately dry hydrologic classification through the remainder of the base flow period. The current average daily release is 800 cfs but may vary to meet the 1,100-1,500 cfs target in Reach 2, measured at the Jensen USGS Gage. This data is considered the most likely scenario given the current forecast, is general, and is subject to changing conditions.

The November unregulated inflow forecast into Flaming Gorge for the next three months projects much below average conditions. November, December, and January forecasted unregulated inflow volumes are 36,000 af (73 percent of average), 25,000 af (76 percent of average), and 30,000 af (75 percent of average), respectively.

To view the most current reservoir elevation, content, inflow and release, click on: Flaming Gorge Reservoir Data.”

What this means:

Currently, Flaming Gorge Reservoir is operating a daily average release of 854 CFS. Water temperatures are currently hovering around 46 degrees Fahrenheit.

Brown trout are currently spawning throughout the Green River system. Please be mindful of spawning fish to protect the future of our fishery.

With the below freezing night time temperatures, most of the terrestrial activity has subsided for the year. There is a fair amount of midge and blue wing olive activity during the middle of the day. Look for rising fish in slower pools and seams. You can target these rising fish with cluster midges of blue wing cripple patterns.

The streamer fishing has been good and will only get better once the spawn comes to a conclusion. I’ve had my best luck with streamers on the B and C sections of the river. White, gold, ginger, and black have all been productive. Lighter colors during the main portions of the day and black in the early morning and afternoon light.

Red Creek is currently running low and clear.

Current snowpack in the Upper and Lower Green River Drainage is sitting at 62 percent of normal. Current water year to date precipitation in the Upper Green River Drainage is 112 percent of normal. Current water year to date precipitation in the Lower Green River Drainage is 120 percent of normal.

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Provo River Fishing Report

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Dam releases below Jordanelle Reservoir are at 150.22 CFS. Flows in Charleston are at 129 CFS. Flows below Deer Creek Reservoir are at 140.43 CFS. Current water temperatures are around 47.34 degrees Fahrenheit.

Brown trout are currently spawning throughout the Provo River system. Please be mindful of spawning fish.

The fish are beginning to move into their winter holding runs. Look for trout to be feeding in the slower, deeper runs for the foreseeable future. There is some midge and blue winged olive activity occurring midday and there are some rising fish that are targeting those midges and blue wings on the surface. Fish small midges, blue winged olives, sow bugs, and some other attractor patterns. Don’t be afraid to cover water and fish a streamer through the deeper runs and near cutbanks. You might be rewarded with some larger fish.

Current snowpack in the Provo River Drainage is sitting at 20 percent of normal. Current water year to date precipitation is sitting at 103 percent of normal.

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Weber River Fishing Report

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Releases out of Rockport Reservoir are currently at 25.1 CFS.

The river near Coalville is currently flowing at 36.4 CFS..

Releases out of Echo Reservoir are currently at .89 CFS.

River flows by Mountain Green are at approximately 37.2 CFS.

The low flows along the entire Weber River are not ideal for fishing. I would recommend angling elsewhere.

Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 40 percent of normal. Some good news is that due to the October rains, the current water year to date precipitation is the Weber River Drainage is at 121 percent of normal.