Roaring Fork River Flow: 1,920cfs/Aspen, 3,410cfs/Basalt, 5,600cfs/Glenwood Springs Conditions: River conditions are currently very high and discolored with runoff. Fishing is challenging out there currently to say the least. That said, as soon as the river…

Frying Pan River   Flow: 519cfs/below Ruedi Reservoir Conditions: As I write this report the Frying Pan is flowing very high and fishing has been slow overall with one exception; there’s a bunch of mysis shrimp…

Colorado River – Flow: 16,800 cfs/Glenwood Springs Conditions: We’re well underway with runoff and water conditions have deteriorated with the recent warm weather and snowmelt. That said, some of the best fishing occurs immediately after runoff…

Crystal River – Flow: 1,880 cfs/Redstone, 2,380 cfs/Carbondale Conditions: Though we’re in the middle of runoff right now, summer fishing and hatches are right around the corner. Current conditions are unsafe. Post-runoff, your typical western dry/dropper…

Roaring Fork River Flow: 160/Aspen, 517cfs/Basalt, 1,020cfs/Glenwood Springs Conditions: Spring has sprung – water conditions are variable along the lower river below the Crystal River confluence. Warm weather speeds up runoff while cold spells will give…

Frying Pan River   Flow: 152cfs/below Ruedi Reservoir Conditions: In great fishable shape with low and clear water! Just as most freestone fisheries are succumbing to runoff, the Frying Pan begins to really turn-on. Longer and…

Colorado River – Flow: 3,270 cfs/Glenwood Springs Conditions: Spring has sprung – water conditions have deteriorated with the recent warm weather and snowmelt. Though we might still see a few days of fishable conditions and improved…

Crystal River – Flow: 287 cfs/Redstone, 378 cfs/Carbondale Conditions: Spring has sprung – the Crystal has variable water conditions dependent on the weather. Cool spells can yield windows of fishable conditions. One can expect the usual…