River Report
 Cache La Poudre River
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 Cache La Poudre River
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• Saint Vrain River
• South Boulder Creek
• South Platte River
• Yampa River
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Report Bugs Weather Map River Rating: River Flow: 0 cfs Current Temp: 37°F 
River Statistics:
» At Canyon Mouth
Current:   0 cfs
6 Hrs Ago:   0 cfs
12 Hrs Ago:   0 cfs
24 Hrs Ago:   0 cfs
Gage Height:   0 ft

Flows are down and the waters are clear as we move deeper into fall and even winter. Nymphing will be the best for the rest of the season on the Poudre. Try the slower and deeper runs with two fly nymph rigs, and get your flies on the bottom. Streamers are still a good bet, especially with some clouds. Keep their colors on the brown, orange, and yellow side. Bugs are on the small side with midges most prolific, and BWO's starting to fade. The farther up the canyon you go, the cooler the waters get, so as we cool off, keeping it closer to the mouth may be more productive. Town can be the hidden gem in winter and a crawdad pattern can be deadly fished in deeper pools and around structure. Bugs are more likely to hatch through town as long as the flows don't drop off too much.
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Casting a fly in a tranquil mountain stream, feeling the tug on the line, and holding a beautiful rainbow trout makes us feel alive and intensely connected with nature. Fly fishing is our way of life and we are blessed with hundreds of nearby rivers and streams just a short distance away from Boulder. From the swift spring waters of the Clear Creek to the meandering bends of the South Platte, it's critical to consider fishing conditions in advance and prepare accordingly. We rely on our experienced guides who venture into the wild to let us know which rivers favor fly fishing, where fish are biting, and which fly patterns are most effective. Planning a successful fishing trip also requires knowledge of stream flows at various river points and an accurate weather forecast for a given destination. At Rocky Mountain Anglers, we are dedicated to providing all avid anglers with detailed and timely information about hatches, water, and weather conditions. So before you head out the door on your next fishing adventure, visit our web site to find valuable information that will prepare you for a successful trip. Have fun chasing after your next trophy trout and enjoy nature's beauty! The Rocky Mountain Anglers Crew
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