Fly Fishing Stream Conditions Report: Logan River

This year: The Logan River is currently running low and clear, particularly in the upper canyon sections, with water temperatures around 42 degrees. Earlier in the month, flows were stable and good, offering excellent conditions for wading. The river remains clear and cool overall, providing a great fishing experience. Anglers should focus on stealth and light presentations, especially with the current low flows. Nymphing remains highly productive throughout the day. For those looking for topwater action, consistent dry-fly opportunities can be found, particularly on overcast days. Matching the hatch with small and subtle patterns is key to success. Productive nymphs include zebra midges, small pheasant tails, and hare’s ears. In the afternoons, keep an eye out for light BWO hatches, which can bring fish to the surface. Small mayfly patterns, midges, and soft hackles are also proving effective.

Best time of day: All day

Prior years: No prior years report for this period.