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"River conditions are set up very well for good fishing" -- but no actual reports to justify this shop's "excellent" rating. 3100 CFS (vs 2600 avg).
Latest 1/2:
http://www.bigskyflyfishers.com/fishing-reports
No new reports. 3100 (vs 2100 CFS avg).
"Stripping streamers has been the most productive with nymph fishing and dries coming in second and third. Lots of fish of all sizes." Thin crowds. 3100 CFS (vs 2600 avg).
Latest 12/10:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
"Nymphing and streamer fish is spectacular." Also some midges, baetis and pseudos. Fewer crowds, less algae. Has been biting cold (below zero), but now "warming up". 3100 (vs 2600 avg).
Latest 12/5:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
Latest report is stale (over a week old). Streamers probably best. Browns likely spawning. Call ahead. Flows dropped from 3300 to 3100 CFS Thursday (vs 2800 avg).
Latest 11/25:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
No new reports, thus downgrade. 3100 CFS (vs 2700 avg).
"Starting to see some Midges and BWO’s eaten on the surface. Streamers, Nymphing, Dries… Doesn’t get any better!" "Dry fly fishing is pretty much down to pseudos and the occasional midge hatch. Nymphing is fair but streamer fishing is spectacular." 3100 CFS (vs 2700 avg).
Latest 11/9:
http://www.bighornfishingreport.com/
Streamer fishing "spectacular", "off the charts". Nymphing improving -- midges, sowbugs. Expect redds from spawning browns in a few weeks. Grass has largely vacated the river. 3500 CFS for nearly 4 days (vs 2750 avg).
Latest 11/2:
http://www.bighornfishingreport.com/
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
Nymphing and streamers "fantastic". Dries: pseudos, midges. 3800 CFS (vs 3000 avg).
Latest 10/26:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
http://www.bighornfishingreport.com/ (10/25)
Dropped from 4800 to 4300 CFS monday (vs 2900 avg). Cool/cold weather with some rain. No new reports, thus downgrade. Call ahead.
Nymphs, streamers. 4000 CFS nearly a week (vs 2600 avg), expected to drop soon.
Latest 10/19:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
"Trico fishing in the morning is waning, and the river is giving way to fall nymphing and streamer fishing." Midges. 4000 CFS for 4+ days (vs 2500 avg).
Latest 10/17:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
Cooler weather = cooler H20 (but still warm). SJ worms, sowbugs, midges, tricos. Nymphs, streamers best. Up to 4000, from 3250 tuesday (vs 2900 avg); may drop soon.
Latest 10/13:
http://www.bighornfishingreport.com/
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn (10/12)
Tricos in a.m.; olives. Nymphing, streamers. Aquatic grass coming loose, water greenish-brown. 3200 CFS for 5 days (down from 3600, vs avg 2700).
Latest 10/9:
http://www.flyfishingthebighorn.com/overview.htm
http://www.bighorntroutshop.com/reports.php (10/7)
http://www.bighornfishingreport.com/ (10/7)
Tricos, hoppers, streamers, caddis, midges. Down to 3200 wednesday (from extened 3600, vs avg 2700).
Latest 10/6:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
Tricos, streamers. Black caddis and hoppers fading. 3600 CFS > a week (vs 2600 avg).
Latest 9/30:
http://www.bighornfly.com/report.aspx?Report=Bighorn
Stll steady at 3500 CFS (vs 2650 avg). Downgrading a notch due to uncertainty. Call ahead.
Tricos, black caddis, hooppers, streamers. Upper sections grassy (complicated for nymphing and streamers). Steady at 3500 CFS > a week (vs 2600 avg).
Latest 9/26:
http://www.bighornfishingreport.com/
Nymphing is good. Tricos, hoppers, streamers. 3500 CFS (vs 2700 avg), up from 3100 monday.
Latest 9/21:
http://www.bighorntroutshop.com/reports.php
Jumped from 3150 to 3500 CFS monday (vs 2600 avg), after 4 days ~3200. No new reports. Downgrade due to uncertainty and screwy flows.
Bighorn River Fly Shops and Guides | Fly Shop | Guide Service | Lodging | |
Anglers EdgeFort Smith, MT | Phone: |
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Big Sky Fly FishersBillings, MT | Phone: 406-690-4752 |
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Bighorn AnglerFort Smith, MT | Phone: 866-925-8337 |
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Bighorn Fly And TackleHardin, MT | Phone: 888-665-1321 |
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Bighorn River Fly FisherFort Smith, MT | Phone: 866-658-7688 |
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Bighorn River LodgeFort Smith, MT | Phone: 800-235-5450 |
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Bighorn Trout ShopFort Smith, MT | Phone: 406-666-2375 |
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Blue Quill Fly CompanySheridan, WY | Phone: 307-673-1505 |
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Bluffs on the BighornFort Smith, MT | Phone: 866-9-BLUFFS |
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Cottonwood CampFort Smith, MT | Phone: 406-666-2391 |
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Eagles Nest LodgeHardin, MT | Phone: 406-665-3711 |
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Forrester's Bighorn River ResortPOB 7595 Fort Smith, MT | Phone: 1-800-665-3799 |
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Forresters Bighorn River ResortFort Smith, MT | Phone: 800-665-3799 |
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Fort Smith Fly Shop CabinsFort Smith, MT | Phone: 406-666-2550 |
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Montana Fishing OutfittersHelena, MT | Phone: 406-431-5089 |
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North Fork AnglersCody, WY | Phone: 307-527-7274 |
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Rainbow Run Fly ShopBillings, MT | Phone: 406-656-3455 |
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Riverbend Angler ResortFort Smith, MT | Phone: 877-55-TROUT |
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Royal Bighorn LodgeSt. Xavier L, ge | Phone: 406-666-2340 |
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Troutsource Fly ShopGranite Bay, CA | Phone: 916-797-6138 |
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Two Leggins OutfittersHardin, MT | Phone: 406-665-2825 |