Fishing Outlook & Conditions
Water Temp:
46
Glacier Anglers's Tip of the Week
The river is high and fast, but clear and green! Green means go, as long as safety is the top consideration when fishing. Please wade or float safely, and you'll have a great day.
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Glacier Anglers5-Day Outlook as of 6/4/25
Air temperatures are on the rise, with very hot days this week. However, cold nights are keeping the river levels from spiking again.
Techniques & Tips as of 6/4/25
Look for the slow eddies and side channels where fish are chilling during this high water. With this week's clear water, we are seeing some fish looking up, so lean toward a dry-dropper setup. Avoid boily, fast seams and whitewater, as fish are not ready to expend too much energy there.
Local Species Available April-November
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Trout
Glacier Anglers's Recommended Fly Patterns
"Must-have" fly fishing patterns in descending order of importance:
Name: | Colors: | Size(s): |
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Bead Head Rubber-Legged Orvis CJ | tan | 12-16 |
Flashback Hares Ear Nymph | olive | 14-16 |
Griffith's Gnat | olive | 10-14 |
Cone Head Muddler Minnow | natural | 12-14 |
Pale Morning Dun Thorax | white | 18-20 |
CDC Mayfly Emerger | grey | 18-20 |
Glacier Anglers's Recommended Gear
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Best Leader:
Super Strong Plus Leaders
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Best Tippet:
SuperStrong Plus Tippet in 30- and 100-meter spools
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Best Fly Fishing Rod:
5-Weight 9' Fly Rod
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Best Floating Fly Line:
WF Trout Fly Line
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Best Sinking Fly Line:
Clear Sink Tip Fly Line