Laramie River Fishing Report

Laramie River Report

Laramie River Report

Latest Update:  8/1/2026

Current Streamflow : 19 cfs  @ Glendevey

The Laramie's flows have seen a steep decrease, 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, for more information on how to keep fish safe in these warm conditions click here. These water temps and low flows have also caused the bug life to only really be active in the very early morning with PMDs and Caddis being the most active species. Either fishing early in the morning or moving towards other water in the area like the upper Poudre or high mountain creeks are the best approaches when the Laramie gets low and warm.

Please stop by either shop or give us a call with any questions you may have about the Laramie river.

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