South Platte River, Deckers area - With Cheesman Reservoir still spilling, the river flow has been trending downward. Tuesday morning's volume was 472 cfs, down from last week but still on the high side. Wading still can be difficult and tributaries may add some discoloration during rainy periods. Warmer water from the reservoir has stirred a variety of aquatic insect activity. Fishing the slower water along the banks can be productive with a variety of nymphs. Relatively little surface activity has been noted.

South Platte River, Elevenmile Canyon - Fishing in Elevenmile Canyon is still very good despite the fact that the flows are going up again. As of this writing flows are 305 cfs, about 100 cfs higher than last week. Hatches are consistent; Caddis in the morning, Tricos mid-morning, and Pale Morning Duns (PMD) in the afternoon. Elk Hair Caddis, #16-18, Trico Spinners #20, PMD Adults #18, Parachutes Adams #20 are all good dry fly options. Pheasant Tails #18-20, Barr's PMD Emergers #18, Black WD40's #20, San Juan Worms #16 in brown and red are all effective nymph patterns.

• Brook
• Brown
• Rainbow
• Cutthroat