Spring Creeks, August, 2019

The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks fishing report

Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Spring Creeks
The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks continue to fish well. Caddis hatches will be the most abundant later on in the day with some cloud cover. Terrestrials like an ant or beetle have been working well along with smaller attractor patterns like a trude or small stimulator. If dry fly fishing is slow try swinging a soft hackle in the faster ripples.
Recommended Flies: 

Royal Wulff #16
Trude Lime #16
Elk Hair Caddis #14-16
AJ Beetle #14
SH Pheasant Tail #16

The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks fishing report

Friday, August 9, 2019
Spring Creeks
The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks continue to fish well this time of year. We're seeing caddis along with ants & beetles. Small attractor patterns like a trude or royal wulff have been working as well. Early and late in the day are going to be the best times for the dry fly activity as mid-day has been very hot. Be sure to check for available slots
Recommended Flies: 

Royal Wulff #16
Trude Lime #16
Elk Hair Caddis #14-16
Flying Ant #18
SH Pheasant Tail #16

The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks fishing report

Thursday, August 1, 2019
Spring Creeks
The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks continue to fish well this time of year. We're still seeing PMD's along with ants, beetles, and small attractor dry flies. Early and late in the day has provided for the best and most consistent fishing as mid-day has been hot. Nymphing has been great throughout the day with midges and small mayfly nymphs.
Recommended Flies: 

SH Pheasant Tail #16
Flying ant #16
Black Zebra Midge #18
Para Wulff PMD #16
Fire Beetle #14

The fee fisheries of Paradise Valley include DePuys Spring Creek, Armstrongs Spring Creek and Nelsons Spring Creek.  These 3 creeks offer prolific hatches and challenging fishing to often time very selective trout.  When heading to any of these spring creeks, the correct fly selection and great presentation are crutial to having success.  If you are the type of angler looking for a challenge, these creeks are for you.  For more information about current fishing conditions and fly selections, please call or email us.

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