Fishing Outlook & Conditions
Water Temp:
38
Glacier Anglers's Tip of the Week
Last week had warm weather and moved some fish out of their overwinter areas and into the main Middle Fork channel, allowing for good wintertime fishing, but this week is set to be colder and fishing will not be as productive.
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Glacier Anglers5-Day Outlook as of 2/16/26
Snow, rain and wind are expected, as well as more seasonable winter temperatures than we've been having, so fish will likely move back into their trips until the weather warms up a bit more.
Techniques & Tips as of 2/16/26
Remember that trout don't like to move in super cold temperatures, so you'll need to get your nymph right in front of their noses. If they are rising, keep the fight short so they don't expend too much energy.
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): |
|---|---|---|
| Hopper | purple | 12-16 |
| Flying Ant | yellow | 14-16 |
| Larson's Legend Golden Stone Dry | olive | 10-16 |
| Griffith's Gnat | natural | 12-14 |
| Flash Beetle | yellow | 12-16 |
| Elk Wing Caddis | blue/red | 12-16 |
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