Laramie River Fishing Report
Latest Update: 7/11/2026
Current Streamflow : 31 cfs @ Glendevey
The Laramie's flows have seen a steep decrease recently, these low flows mean that the river has started to warm up quite a bit towards temperatures that it can be fatal to fish if caught and released. Targeting cooler parts of the day and monitoring temperatures closely can help to avoid having fish go belly up on you out on the water. The bug life has continued to be active with mayfly species like PMD's and grey drakes being the most active, caddis have also been hatching consistently in the evening and early morning. Single dry flies or small dry dropper rigs have been the most productive with fish also eating a streamer during parts of the day when the bugs have settled down a bit.
Please stop by either shop or give us a call with any questions you may have about the Laramie river.
Recommended Laramie River Flies:
Laramie River Dry Flies
These are our current favorites while out on the water—fully up to date with the latest hatches and the must-have bugs that are working right now.
Laramie River Nymphs
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Laramie River Streamers
These are our current favorites while out on the water—fully up to date with the latest hatches and the must-have bugs that are working right now.