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- So many questions. So few answers. (1)
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- Thanks, Dan... (0)
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- Reclamation to Conduct Tests at Yellowtail Afterbay (0)
- What a little water can do... flows to 3,500cfs (0)
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Bighorn River Fishing Report
Last Updated: 2/27/2010
Last Updated: 2/27/2010
Current Report
Fishing is fantastic!
Special Report
Fishing is excellent right now, but the warmer weather is coloring lower portions of the river. Call the shop or stop by for the latest conditions.
One-Week Fishing Forecast
Above average temps for the forseeable future. Highs this weekend in the mid to upper 40's.
Hot Fly Patterns
Flashy Streamer patterns such as Bighorn Buggers, Pumpkin Buggers and Leech patterns in sizes 2-6. Also the usual Ray Charles (plain and soft hackle) in pink or gray (16-18), orange, tan, grey, or pink soft hackle sowbugs in (14 16 and 18) scuds in orange or pink (14-16). Egg patterns in Chartreuse or Orange (6-8).
River Flows
2,176 cfs
Water Temperature
39 degrees at 3 Mile
41 degrees at St. Xavier
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- Wishing Michael well....
- Not to worry...
- Willow vs Salt Cedar
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- Flow reduction starts Thursday despite full lake
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