Latest Update: 10/24/2025
Current Streamflow : 539 cfs @ Miracle Mile
Fall is here! Fish will become more aggressive as flows stay lower and bugs get smaller with more sporadic hatches. 3 fly nymph rigs are still the ticket when it comes to finding success on the Miracle Mile. Larger attractor patterns up top such as leeches, scuds, and worms followed by either 2 midge or 2 BWO patterns have been successful for us. We’re sticking on the smaller side, with fly choices staying around #18s, #20s, and #22s. As the weather continues to cool down, fish will become more aggressive as they try to get in their calories before the coming winter. Try throwing Articulated Goldie’s, Rusty Trombones, or CD’s Lil Swinger to entice these larger fish to eat. Don’t hesitate to stop by either shop or give us a call with any questions you may have. As always, stay safe out there and tight lines!
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The 2025 guide season on the Miracle Mile has been nothing short of stellar, with some of the best fishing still to come. Don’t miss your chance to get out on the water during this incredible time of year.
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