Encampment River Report
Current Streamflow: Frozen @ Encampment
As we begin to approach the spring we will soon begin to see water open up little by little on the Encampment River. It still may take some time before it's worth it to take a drive over to the Encampment and be on the lookout for updates. We are looking forward to the upcoming guide trip season and if you would like to book a trip with us on the Encampment, give us a shout. If you find yourself on the Encampment, come well stocked with your small bugs. Midges and Baetis will be the name of the game during this time of the year. Fish will be focused in the slow currents and deep pools where they don't have to work very hard. The are letting the food come to them so you will have to get a pretty accurate drift right in front on them. If you see fish, approach them slowly and quietly. All it takes is one splash, or one wrong step and the fish will be gone. If you have any questions, feel free to stop by or give us a shout. We are excited to help!
Dries: CDC Thorax BWO #18-20, Ext. Body BWO #18-22, Parachute Adams #16-22, CDC Baetis Dun #18-22, Film Critic BWO #18-20, Bucky's Upbeat Baetis #18, Mole Fly Brown/Olive #18-22
Nymphs: Prince Nymph #8-14, Hot Head Leech #6, Pine Squirrel Leech #10, Anatomical BWO #18-20,Juju Baetis #18-22, Two bit hooker #16-18, RS2 #18-22, Copper Ribbed RS2 #18-22
Streamers: Thin Mints #6-12, Platte River Spider #4, Sparkle Minnow#6 , Articulated Goldies #6, Trick or Treat #4-6, Rubber Bugger #4, Sex Dungeon #4, Mini Peanut Envy #6
The 2022 float season on the Encampment was an absolute blast! Give us a call at (970) 498-8968 and ask about this years' Encampment float trips
For info on our Encampment River float trips, hit the LINK
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