Kootenai River Flow: 4,000 Cubic Feet per second (minimum flow), 10-foot visibility, 43 degrees. Fisher River Flow 750 cfs entering Kootenai, water temp 50 degrees Koocanusa Inflow 7000 Hatches: Little Blue Quills, Midges, Silver Stripe Tan Caddis, Blue Wing Olive, Little Olive Stones, Western March Browns, Some Caddis starting to show on lower river. Effective Patterns Dry: Parachute Adams #14-20, Purple Haze …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – August 30 – Sept 6, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 7,000 Cubic Feet per second, 10-12 foot visibility, 57 degrees. Libby Dam outflow is expected to remain at 7 kcfs through August. Fishing Report: There are hoppers-a-plenty, and our local trout population has taken notice! Now’s the time to get out there and throw some big ol’ bugs, and if you play your cards right, you just might …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – August 4 – 11, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 7,000 Cubic Feet per second, 10-12 foot visibility, 57 degrees. Libby Dam outflow is expected to remain at 7 kcfs through August. Fisher River Flow: 120 cfs Yaak River Flow: 192 cfs Thompson River: 219 cfs Fishing Report: Hoppers, PMD’s, and Caddis… Oh my! We’ve been seeing some great PMD hatches in the mornings and evenings. Caddis activity …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – July 23 – 31, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 7,000 Cubic Feet per second, 10-12 foot visibility, 57 degrees. Libby Dam outflow is expected to remain at 7 kcfs through August. Fisher River Flow: 120 cfs Yaak River Flow: 192 cfs Thompson River: 219 cfs Fishing Report: Dry fly fishing is in full effect! We’ve been having 40 and 50 fish days on guided trips! All stretches are …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – July 8 – 15, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 7,000 Cubic Feet per second, 10-12 foot visibility, 57 degrees. Libby Dam outflow is expected to remain at 7 kcfs through August. Fisher River Flow: 177 cfs Yaak River Flow: 313 cfs Thompson River: 281 cfs Fishing Report: The River has stabilized at 7k, and most of the glacial silt has settled out. Water temps have risen to …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – June 28-July 5, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 7,000 Cubic Feet per second, 8+ foot visibility, 51 degrees. Libby Dam outflow is expected to remain at 7 kcfs through August. Fisher River Flow: 265 cfs Yaak River Flow: 548 cfs Thompson River: 351 cus Fishing Report: The big flows are behind us! Inflow is down to 7 kcfs and should stay there through August. Dry …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – June 18-25, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 20,000 Cubic Feet per second, 8+ foot visibility, 51 degrees. The sturgeon flows are coming to an end, and the river is scheduled to start dropping on the 19th. Flows should be down to 7,000 CFS by the 26th. Koocanusa Inflow: 20,000 cfs Fisher River Flow: 361 cfs Yaak River Flow: 463 cfs Thompson River: 463 …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – June 12-19, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 20,000 Cubic Feet per second, 8+ foot visibility, 49 degrees; this will be the peak flow for the 2019 season. Scheduled to start dropping to 7k on the 20th of June. Koocanusa Inflow: 20,000 cfs Fisher River Flow: 422 cfs Yaak River Flow: 655 cfs Thompson River: 585 cfs Hatches: BWO’s, Little Blue Quills, Chironomids, Caddis, …
Kootenai River Fishing Report – May 30-June 6, 2019 – GoFlyfishMontana.com
Kootenai River Flow: 20,000 Cubic Feet per second, 6-8 foot visibility, 47 degrees; this will be the peak flow for the 2019 season! Due to an increase in inflows, releases are ramping up. Libby Dam outflows will increase from 9 kcfs to 11.5 kcfs Saturday morning (5/11) at 0800 MDT. On Sunday morning (5/12) at 0800 MDT, outflows will increase …
Hot Rainbow on the Kootenai River | Kootenai Angler
This fish Cory Luoma from Fly Out Media hooked this past September on the Kootenai River was hot hot hot. He took 3 or 4 strong runs before we were able to settle her down for the net. This is a prime example of the larger class rainbows that we have on the Kootenai River.
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