5/11 -- FAIR
No new reports, thus downgrade.
5/4 -- GOOD
"Fishing upriver has improved. As with the walk-in report, the fish have been active all day."
4/27 -- FAIR
No new reports.
4/20 -- FAIR
No new reports.
4/13 -- FAIR
No new reports, thus downgrade. Flows gyrating between 7200 and 13,500 CFS daily.
4/6 -- GOOD
"Fishing up river with a good water flows through the week days have made for good fishing all day. With the Midge hatches coming on stronger and more often through the days it has been my only fly the last few trips. The Walk In has been fishing really well and producing a wide variety of fish."
Latest:
http://leesferryflyfishing.blogspot.com/2012/04/april.html
3/30 -- FAIR
No new reports,
3/23 -- FAIR
No new reports.
3/16 -- GOOD
"Low water again and we are loving it. ...The fish are FAT."
Latest 3/14:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
http://leesferryflyfishing.blogspot.com/2012/03/march-12.html (3/12)
3/9 -- FAIR
"the recent weather has been unseasonably cold and windy and has not been conducive to great fishing conditions and that is reflected in the lower fish rating."
Latest 3/4:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
3/2 -- FAIR
No new reports, thus downgrade. Flows between 7500 and 13,000 CFS (vs 9200 avg).
2/24 -- GOOD
"fishing was good. The spawn beds are active and make for fun site fishing hook ups. One way to fish this is with a short single nymph rig with a egg pattern." FLows between 7800 and 14,000 CFS (vs 8500 avg).
Latest 2/23:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
http://leesferryflyfishing.blogspot.com/2012/02/feb-2012-ise-expo.html (2/22)
2/17 -- GOOD
"Fishing upriver has been good the last few of days." Flows bouncing daily between 9000 and 13,000 CFS (vs 8200 avg).
Latest 2/10:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
2/9 -- FAIR
No new reports, thus downgrade. Flows fluctuating daily between 8000 CFS and 13,000 CFS (vs 8000 avg).
2/3 -- GOOD
"Fishing upriver has been good the last few of days." Reports are a little stale. Flows between 8800 and 13,000 CFS (vs 7800 avg).
Latest 1/29:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
http://leesferryflyfishing.blogspot.com/ (1/29)
1/27 -- GOOD
"Fishing has been good and fairly consistent." Flows fluctuating daily between 9500 and 16,500 CFS (vs 7500 avg).
Latest 1/25:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
1/20 -- GOOD
"Fishing upriver has been good the last few of days." Flows gyrating between 10,000 and 16,000.
Latest 1/16:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
1/13 -- GOOD
"The trout are beginning to stage for the spawn and a few have started to drop their eggs. Report is a little stale." 21,000 CFS (vs 8000 avg).
Latest 1/9:
http://www.leesferry.com/report/index.php
1/6 -- GOOD
"Fishing upriver has been good the last couple of days with an upriver rating of 8 out of 10....The trout are beginning to stage for the spawn and a few have started to drop their eggs." 13,000 to 19,000 CFS (vs 8500 avg).
Latest 1/4:
http://www.leesferry.com/report/index.php
12/23 -- FAIR
No new reports. 21,000 CFS (vs 7500 avg).
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