As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have been fluctuating. It’s going to continue in reaction to rain and temperature patterns. The forks may kick in off color water, so flows will be clearer, but swift and high, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is probably the best bet with a beadhead …
Although on the drop, it is still running on the high side and off color through Columbus. The time to get back on it will be as the color transitions from brown to a blue green tint. It’s still likely a week or so away. In the meantime, search out lakes, smaller tributaries and tail …
Flows dropped and cleared significantly with cooler weather and the river is clear and low enough to be both fishable and floatable. Nymphing has been the best option, with beadhead patterns like a prince nymph, red copper john, Lil’ Spanker, hare’s ear, batman or pheasant tail. It’s time to start thinking about fishing big dry …
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have been fluctuating. It’s going to continue in reaction to rain and temperature patterns. The forks may kick in off color water, so flows will be clearer, but swift and high, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is probably the best bet with a rubber …
It is still running extremely high and off color through Columbus. It continues to be dangerous and is best to stay away from completely. Search out lakes, smaller tributaries and tail waters until runoff subsides.
Flows have been fluctuating in response to weather patterns. When the river is on the drop below the 4000sfs range, it’s still on the high side and swift, but the upper river has generally been clear enough to fish. Fish the very edge seams. Nymphing continues to be the best option, with black, brown and …
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have been fluctuating. It’s going to continue in reaction to rain and temperature patterns. The forks may kick in off color water, so flows will be clearer, but swift and high, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is probably the best bet with a rubber …
Still running extremely high and off color through Columbus. It’s dangerous and best to stay away from completely. Search out lakes, smaller tributaries and tail waters until runoff subsides.
Flows have been fluctuating in response to weather patterns. Flows shot up dramatically with warmer weather last week, but with cooler temperatures over the weekend, the river dropped back down. When the river is on the drop, the lower river is still considerably off color. Even though it can still be on the high side …
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have come up and off color. If there’s enough clarity, nymphing along the edges is probably the best bet with a rubber leg nymph pattern like a girdle bug or Pat’s rubber legs in black, brown or coffee color along with a beadhead trailer fly like a …