Colorado River
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28-Jul-10
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: Colorado River (near Granby) - Flow rates have come way down. The water flows below Windy gap and below Parshall are 263cfs and 315cfs respectively. Copper Johns, RS-2s, Prince nymphs, stone fly nymphs and other emerger patterns, San Juan worms and egg patterns are doing well. Chartreuse wooly buggers also are working. Hatches should make caddis, pale duns, yellow sallys, and other dry flies productive. In the immediate Granby area and downstream to the bridge at the lower end of Byers Canyon, bait fishing is permitted and two fish may be kept. From the east side of the bridge abutments (the west end of Byers Canyon) down to Troublesome Creek, including the Williams Fork River from the reservoir, catch-and-release rules apply and fishing is by artificial flies and lures only. 7/18/2010 Reported by: Colorado D.O.W |
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