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Casa Blanca/Playa Blanca Mexico
Flow: 0 cfs [01/03/13 01:39 PM]
A group of 9 anglers visited Playa Blanca Lodge in the end of November. 9 anglers landed 14 Permit, many Tarpon, countless Bonefish as well as Jacks, Sharks and other saltwater species. They had wonderful weather and an incredible experience. If you are interested in joining the WCA Spring Trip (April) to Playa Blanca, please contact WCA at 800-654-0676.
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Firehole River Yellowstone National Park
Flow: 332 cfs [04/03/12 08:18 PM]
The Firehole is now closed to fishing for the 2011 season. The Yellowstone National Park fishing season will reopen on May 26th, 2012.
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Flat Creek Jackson, WY
Flow: 86 cfs [04/03/12 08:18 PM]
Flat creek is currently off color due to the warm weather and low lever snow melt. Flat Creek in the National Elk Refuge is now closed and will reopen on August 1st, 2012.
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Green River Warren Bridge, Wyoming
Flow: 442 cfs [04/03/12 08:18 PM]
Most of the ice has cleared off the Green and it should have some good fishing opportunities during the next month. Nymphing will be the best bet but don't be afraid to toss a couple streamers.
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Henry's Fork Island Park, Idaho
Flow: 1860 cfs [04/03/12 08:19 PM]
Fishing reports from this past weekend were awesome from the Henry's Fork. March Browns and Baetis are now hatching as well as some caddis. It is only going to get better from here! The water below Vernon bridge has a slight stain to it. *Remember - the Box Canyon is now open to fish all year. The river below Ashton Dam to Vernon bridge is now closed. However, Vernon bridge down stream to the confluence, Island Park Dam to the northern Harriman State park border and Riverside to Ashton Reservoir are open all year to fish. Nymphing with small rubberlegs, zebra midges and small ptails and baetis imitations will be the way to go. Be on the lookout for fish eating dries on calm warm cloudy days.
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Local Area Lakes Greater Yellowstone Area
Flow: 0 cfs [04/03/12 08:19 PM]
Henry's Lake: ICE
Island Park Reservoir: ICE
Lewis Lake: Closed and ICE
Jenny Lake: ICE
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Salt River Star Valley, Wyoming
Flow: 951 cfs [04/03/12 08:20 PM]
The Salt can have some good winter fishing days; however, access can be difficult. You are better off to check out the Snake, Henry's Fork or South Fork.
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Snake River Jackson, WY
Flow: 3080 cfs [04/03/12 08:20 PM]
Folks enjoyed some great fishing this weekend on the Snake. Lots of big healthy cutthroats came to the net. Skwallas are now hatching as well as midges, and some baetis.
Nymphing with Rubberlegs, small pheasant tails, hares ears, baetis imitations and zebra midges will work the best. Access is good around the Wilson Bridge area as well as Jackson Lake Dam and some BTNF boat ramps. Throwing white streamers for lake trout up by Jackson Lake Dam can be a blast during the winter.
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South Fork of the Snake Irwin, Idaho
Flow: 6090 cfs [04/03/12 08:20 PM]
Flows have increased and have been stable since March 20th. The Dam, Husky, Irwin Slide, Spring Creek Bridge, Conant, Byington, Heise (maybe) and Lorenzo are open for access. Fish were eating Streamers and Nymphs this weekend. Dry fly activity was limited with the occasional riser but will only get better with the consistent warm weather we are receiving. We heard the lower river was off color due to lower level snow melt.
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Teton River Teton Valley, Idaho
Flow: 301 cfs [04/03/12 08:20 PM]
The Teton is open to fish all year and anglers reported great fishing last weekend. Mostly streamers, as the Teton is difficult to nymph. Dry fly fishing should pick up and get good throughout this week. ***Remember, please be gentle and release all Cutthroats as quickly as possible! Thanks!
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Walk-Wade Tributaries Greater Yellowstone Area
Flow: 0 cfs [04/03/12 08:21 PM]
Most tributaries are closed, frozen or snowed in. Let's keep our fingers crossed for a plentiful snowpack this winter that will fill our tributaries next fishing season.
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