Spring Creeks, February, 2019

The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks would be a great choice right now

Wednesday, February 13, 2019
Spring Creeks
Water temp in the Livingston Spring Creeks usually stays at around 50 degrees. This is much warmer than other local rivers during this time of year which makes them a great winter fishery. With cheaper rod fees & toasty warming huts, it makes it hard to not at least consider spending a day here. Small, natural colored flies is a good rule of thumb.
Recommended Flies: 

Copper John Black #18-20
Ray Charles Pink #18
Prince Nymph #18
Brooks Sprout Midge Grey #18
Two Bit Hooker Purple #18

The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks are a great winter option right now

Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Spring Creeks
The Paradise Valley Spring Creeks are always a great winter option & especially right now with all the other local rivers facing ice & slush. If the sun pokes out and the wind stays down, keep an eye out for some midge activity. Otherwise most of your action will be using nymphs. These fish can be spooked easily so small & subtle is usually best.
Recommended Flies: 

BH Barr's Emerger #20
Brooks Sprout Midge Grey #18-20
Zebra Midge #18
Ray Charle's Prink #18
TB Hackled Dazzler Purple #16

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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