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1/20 -- GOOD
"There is good fishing now on midges and BWO's." 92 CFS (vs 110 avg).
Latest 1/15:
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
1/13 -- GOOD
"Fishing the upper river has been outstanding as of late, good inscect hatches and numbers of great fish being caught." 92 CFS (vs 110 avg).
Latest 1/12:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
1/6 -- GOOD
"Its been a mild winter in the Roaring Fork Valley, and the Frying Pan River has been fishing well." "Adios skis, hello fly rod! Not much snow on the hills but killer fishing on the rivers." Some crowds -- "rivalling summertime". 90 CFS (vs 110 avg).
Latest 1/5:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
http://www.roaringforkanglers.com/fishing_report.htm
12/23 -- GOOD
"There is good fishing now on midges and BWO's." Best while the sun is on the water. 90 CFS (vs 110 avg).
Latest 12/22:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
12/16 -- GOOD
"The midge hatches are coming off nicely. [They] will come off during the day, particularly if it is sunny." Also try baetis. 88 CFS (vs 112 avg).
Latest 12/11:
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
12/9 -- VERY GOOD
Best fishing is higher up section, about which the following was written: "The Pan has been HOT as of late. As we head into winter bug activitie will start to slow down, key bug hatches will mostly consist of midges...DY - NO- MITE!!". With winter, fishing is transitioning from BWO's to nymphing. Snow on the ground. 88 CFS (vs 115 avg).
Latest 12/6:
http://www.roaringforkanglers.com/fishing_report.htm
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
12/2 -- GOOD
"The Frying Pan River is moving into winter mode, but some dry fly fishing is still around." Nymphs are becoming more critical, though there are still some BWO's. 90 CFS -- winter flows -- (vs 115 avg).
Latest 12/1:
http://www.roaringforkanglers.com/fishing_report.htm
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/ (11/27)
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm (11/26)
11/18 -- FAIR
"With the onset of the colder weather the bug hatches are slowing with a few BWO's and midges but nothing prolific."92 CFS (vs 110 avg). Highs in the 30's and 40's, lows in the teens and 20's.
Latest 11/13:
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
11/11 -- VERY GOOD
"...some great dry fly action and good nymphing between the baetis and midge hatches." Also streamers for "aggrerssive attacks". 90 CFS (vs 100 avg).
Latest 11/10:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
11/4 -- VERY GOOD
First snow (13") "has really kicked the river into high gear"BWO's, midges, mysis shrimp, eggs, streamers. Some snow expected saturday. 86 CFS (vs 110 avg).
Latest 11/4:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
10/28 -- GOOD
Baetis, midges. Dries and nymphs. Mysis shrimp, eggs. 88 CFS (vs 115 avg).
Latest 10/27:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
10/25 -- VERY GOOD
Easy wading entire river, no crowds, nice foliage remaining. Big browns digging redds, preparing to spawn. Midges, BWO's, some PMD's, lingering october caddis. 90 CFS > a week (vs 110 avg), expected to remain here "well into winter".
Latest 10/23:
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
10/21 -- VERY GOOD
Dries and nymphs. BWO's, midges, mysis shrimp, eggs. 90 CFS for 4 days (vs 130 avg).
Latest 10/20:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
10/18 -- VERY GOOD
PMD's, midges, baetis, mysis shrimp, eggs. Lowered to winter levels: 90 CFS (vs 135 avg), down from 300 last wednesday.
Latest 10/16:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
10/14 -- VERY GOOD
BWO's, midges, eggs. Dries, nymphs/larvae. Down to 200 CFS, from 300 tuesday (vs 140 avg).
Latest 10/13:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
10/11 -- GOOD
PMD's, midges, BWO's, a few drakes. Snow fell, but warmer weather this week. 300 CFS > a week (vs 130 avg).
Latest 10/9:
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
10/7 -- VERY GOOD
BWO's ,midges, mysis, eggs. 300 CFS > a week (vs 140 avg). Snow forecast.
Lates 10/6:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
10/4 -- FAIR
Heat has repressed hatches, but cooler weather (forecasted this week) should bring them out again and improve fishing. PMD's, midges, BWO's, slowing drakes. 300 CFS > a week (vs 160 avg).
Latest 10/2:
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
9/30 -- VERY GOOD
Drakes, PMD's, BWO's, caddis, midges, mysis shrimp. Steady 300 CFS > a week (vs 150 avg). Morning temps in upper 30's and low 40's.
Latest 9/28:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
9/27 -- VERY GOOD
Drakes, PMD's, BWO's, caddis. 300 CFS > a week (vs 150 avg).
Latest 9/26:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/ (9/25)
| Frying Pan River Fly Shops and Guides | Fly Shop | Guide Service | Lodging | |
Alpine OutfitterrsEdwards, CO | Phone: 877-926-0900 |
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Crystal Fly ShopCarbondale, CO | Phone: 970-963-5741 |
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Frying Pan AnglersBasalt, CO | Phone: 970-927-3441 |
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Gifford Maytham| Phone: 970-927-2469 |
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Roaring Fork AnglerCarbondale, CO | Phone: 970-963-9245 |
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Taylor Creek Fly ShopsBasalt, CO | Phone: 970-927-4374 |
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Troutsource Fly ShopGranite Bay, CA | Phone: 916-797-6138 |
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