Fly Fishing Stream Conditions Report: White River

This year: Flows on the White River are steady and strong, with the USGS gage at Georgetown showing an average of 28,881 CFS for the month, fluctuating between a minimum of 24,800 CFS and a maximum of 36,100 CFS. Overall fishing conditions remain good despite the heavy water. Fishing has been most productive during the middle of the day. Focusing your efforts during these hours when the fish are most active in the current will yield the best results. To find success, stick with larger stoneflies, caddis, and sculpin patterns. Heavy nymphs like the TJ Hooker, along with large stream-dwelling sculpin imitations, are producing the best action right now.

Prior years: No prior years report for this period.