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: Poudre River - Runoff flows keep coming down but remain a bit higher than usual. On Monday, the volume was 823 cfs at the canyon mouth. Pale-morning-dun mayflies have been hatching in the mornings and caddis in the late afternoons and evenings. Occasional terrestrials and yellow stoneflies also are on the river. With clearer water, anglers are using somewhat smaller flies; a No. 16 is appropriate for most of the hatches. Hopper-dropper or double-nymph rigs with a stonefly nymph as the lead fly, trailed by a smaller Hare's Ear or Pheasant Tail, have been effective. Reported by: Colorado D.O.W |
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- Brown Trout
- Rainbow Trout
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The Poudre River has some of the finest trout fishing in the state of
Colorado. Near the town of Rustic, wild trout waters are managed with special
regulations so that fly and lure enthusiasts have the opportunity to fish for
wild trout. On the remaining 50 miles of river, anglers may catch and keep
stocked rainbow and brown trout. In the summer months, fishing pressure is heavy
and the river utilized quite heavily by rafters and kayakers.
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