Provo River
Rating - Good
Monday, May 13 2019
Middle: River flows have increased. Anglers Report best success in the morning and afternoon into the evening. BWO hatches are occurring mid-day into the afternoon with midge hatches being more sporadic throughout the day. If youre fly-fishing, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), BWO (size #16-#18), or midge clusters (size #16-#18) trailering midge emergers (size #22-#24) or small dry flies (size #20-#24). When a hatch is not occurring, try nymphing using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18), or pheasant tails (size #18-#20). If youre spin-casting, try using 1/4-once bumble bee, crawdad or salmon fly Wordens Original Rooster Tail spinners, 1/4-ounce gold shiner, silver shiner, bleeding silver or red/silver flake Blue Fox Classic Vibrax Spinners, or 1/4-ounce gold or brook trout Panther Marin Original spinners.
Lower: River flows have increased. Midge and mayfly hatches are more sporadic. If youre fly-fishing, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), BWO (size #16-#18), Parachute Adams (size #18-#22) or midge clusters (size #16-#18) trailing midge emergers (size #22-#24) or small dry flies (size #20-#24). When a hatch is not occurring, nymphing is your best option. Try using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18), or pheasant tails (size #18-#20). If youre spin-casting, try using 1/4-once bumble bee, crawdad or salmon fly Wordens Original Rooster Tail spinners, 1/4-ounce gold shiner, silver shiner, bleeding silver or red/silver flake Blue Fox Classic Vibrax Spinners, or 1/4-ounce gold or brook trout Panther Marin Original spinners.
Monday, May 13 2019
Access Info
East on 1-80 to US Hwy 40 to Heber City, you will cross the river. Upper section take the turn to Kamas/Oakley and head toward Francis. Middle Section is just off US 40. Lower take Provo Canyou river is along side of Hwy 189.
Provo River
Rating - Good
Middle: River flows have increased. Anglers Report best success in the morning and afternoon into the evening. BWO hatches are occurring mid-day into the afternoon with midge hatches being more sporadic throughout the day. If youre fly-fishing, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), BWO (size #16-#18), or midge clusters (size #16-#18) trailering midge emergers (size #22-#24) or small dry flies (size #20-#24). When a hatch is not occurring, try nymphing using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18), or pheasant tails (size #18-#20). If youre spin-casting, try using 1/4-once bumble bee, crawdad or salmon fly Wordens Original Rooster Tail spinners, 1/4-ounce gold shiner, silver shiner, bleeding silver or red/silver flake Blue Fox Classic Vibrax Spinners, or 1/4-ounce gold or brook trout Panther Marin Original spinners. Lower: River flows have increased. Midge and mayfly hatches are more sporadic. If youre fly-fishing, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), BWO (size #16-#18), Parachute Adams (size #18-#22) or midge clusters (size #16-#18) trailing midge emergers (size #22-#24) or small dry flies (size #20-#24). When a hatch is not occurring, nymphing is your best option. Try using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18), or pheasant tails (size #18-#20). If youre spin-casting, try using 1/4-once bumble bee, crawdad or salmon fly Wordens Original Rooster Tail spinners, 1/4-ounce gold shiner, silver shiner, bleeding silver or red/silver flake Blue Fox Classic Vibrax Spinners, or 1/4-ounce gold or brook trout Panther Marin Original spinners.
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