Monday, November 18, 2013

FISHING REPORTS SOUTHERN UTAH ( Fish Lake )

Fishlake:
 There is No ice yet on the main body, the marinas and some of the bays have a thin sheet of ice.
launching a boat is still possible, that could change any day.
fishing at the twin creeks area has been slow, the browns are in, fishing for them was not the greatest,
on the bright side we got in to several small rainbows using small sz 16 pheasant tail nymphs.

Thousand Lakes.
Access is still possible to the Solomon basin area, the lakes have ice forming, still to thin for ice fishing, some of the lakes thaw out in the afternoons.  fishing has been fair, sz 10 olive buggers have worked well.

Boulder Mtn.
Access is very limited, plenty of Snow and cold on the mtn.
all most all lakes are closed at this time.

Fremont River.
 the lower fremont has increased flows, fishing has been very slow, the Bicknell bottoms is fishing slow. the upper Fremont has been fishing well for smaller browns, we have been using October caddis and polish pheasant tail nymphs, glow bugs have also been affective.

Johnson Valley Res, access is still possible, there is a thin sheet of ice over most of the reservoir.


Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Boulder mtn closes on November 1 st

Tried to access the fishcreek and beaver dam area... They are doing road construction on the main gravel road, it was a mess, 
Also there was 5 to 6 inches of snow on the trail up to the lake making access by vehicle difficult, we made it as far as the last steep hill before it was just to slick.
The lakes close  on the 1st of November... This is the final two days, for the season on the boulders.

Thursday, October 24, 2013

BROWNS! BROWNS! BROWNS!

Made it up to the river today with a couple friends, the fishing was incredible, October caddis, glow bugs, and October P.T.'s...




Sunday, October 20, 2013

FISHING REPORT SOUTHERN UTAH


Fish lake.
   Reports have been coming in for good fishing for rainbow trout and Splake in the 10 to 14 inch range by trolling on the east side of the lake, we have been fishing small buggers trailed with baetis nymphs in the twin creeks area and doing well.

Millmeadow / Forsyth
 Millmeadow is currently being drained for adjustments to the release gate,
access has been difficult with the low water.  Forsyth water levels are really good this fall fish were restocked and have been growing well.

Upper Fremont River.
flows are down and the fishing has been good for small browns, using glow bugs and October caddis nymphs and dries, there has been a few hatches in the afternoon of midges and tricos.

Bicknell bottoms.
Fishing has been fair some days and slow on others, there have been a good number of duck hunters in the bottoms so be careful.

Lower Bowns:
fishing has been good using silver and white buggers, fish have been in the 8 to 12 inch range.
the lake is very low making access difficult.

Boulder Mtn.
Fishing remains good in the Beaver dam and Fishcreek area, the splake and brook trout are stacked up in the inlets, getting the right presentation and flies can be tricky, patience will pay off, we suggest cream and light olive scuds, we also use purple prince nymphs, and October Pheasant tail nymphs,
calibaetis  nymphs crawled slow on the bottom have also been working well for us. there has been ice on some of the smaller lakes and on the edges of the bigger lakes in the morning hours, fishing has been best in the afternoons.


Thousand Lakes Mtn.
Fishing remains good in the Solomon basin area as well as round lake, there has been ice on grassy and deep creek in the mornings making fishing there difficult. small olive buggers and copper buggers have been fishing the best, also Zug bugs and lightning body prince nymph.

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Fly fishing report for Boulder mountain southern utah 10-13-13

Boulder Mountain:
There has been afternoon storms through the valley and on the mountain this week.
the mountain has minimal snow on it currently, access is still possible to almost all lakes, there has been ice on the edges of some of the lakes in the morning, and some of the smaller lakes have a full sheet of ice. flies... Rainbow warriors sz 18. olive bugger sz 10. cream scud, sz 14. zug bug sz 14.

Monday, September 23, 2013

Fishing For Grayling in the Boulders With Mike at the Quiet Fly Fisher.

Sunday, September 22, 2013

southern utah fly fishing report

Millmeadow.
 the fishing on mill meadow has started to pick up with the cooler weather and water temperatures, the brown trout are in excellent condition this fall due to the absence of the abundant Utah suckers.
we have been fishing small olive buggers for the best results.

Forsyth:
the reservoir has been restocked with tiger trout and Splake, these fish are small but growing really well, there are lots of fat healthy eager tigers in the 4 to 6 inch range ready to inhale most fly offerings...

Fishlake.
The Bowery Haven closes this coming Saturday, the fishing has been fair at the inlets and along the weed line for healthy rainbows and the occasional splake. we have benn doing well with olive buggers trailed with a pheasant tail nymph.

Boulder Mtn.
The mountain has been really hit hard with the recent wind and rain storms, road conditions have been pretty rough in some areas with muddy conditions and there have been some trees that have blown across the roads. be prepared with a saw and chains to get your self out of bad situations.
bring warm clothes and rain jackets has temperatures on the mountain cool off rapidly with passing storms and at night... be prepared!!!
The fishing has been really good the last few days, cooler water temperatures have improved fishing on most lakes, despite this It is still critical to match the current hatches and look to target the feeding behavior of the fish on almost all lakes. we suggest using cream colored scud patterns and calibaetis imitations for the best results.

Thousand Lakes.
 The fishing has slowed here, look for fishing to improve through October as water temperatures drop.
prince nymphs sz 14, mohair leeches sz 10, zug bugs sz 14 & 12 and brown buggers sz 8.