Rocky Mountain National Park Fishing Report
Current Streamflow : Upper Big T at Moraine Park: 11 , Big T above Lake Estes: Gauge is Frozen
Spring is around the corner here in the park! With the cold weather, finding open water has been a challenge. As we get farther into spring, more of the water will be open. If you can find open water, small midges and blue winged olive patterns will be the most effective. If you have any questions or concerns reach out to either shop and we would be more than happy to help you get out on the water!
For current trail and park area closures from last year's fires, click here.
Also check out our Big Thompson Report.
Dries :: Para. Adams #18-22, Ext. Body BWO #18-22, CDC Baetis Dun #18-20, CDC Thorax BWO #18-20, Eric's HiVis #20-22, Griffiths Gnat #18-20, Renegade #18-22, Sprout Midge #18-24, Shucking Midge #18-20
Nymphs:: Zebra Midge #18-22, Poison Tung #18-20, Juju Midge #18-20, Juju Baetis #18-20, Tung. Redemption BWO #18, Radiation Baetis #20, Brassie #18-22
Streamer/Buggers: Thin Mint #8-12, Wooly Bugger #10, Mini Peanut Envy #6, Trick Or Treat #6
For more info regarding guided trips into Rocky Mountain National Park, hit the LINK.
Fly Fishing Guide Trip to Rocky Mountain National Park
To Book your Guided Trip please contact the shop at (970)498-8968. Come Fly Fish Rocky Mountain National Park!