FISHING REPORT


FLIES  &  LIES  FISHING  REPORT

Deckers and Cheesman Canyon - June 30th, 2026

CFS : at Cheesman Canyon dam - 265


CFS : at Trumbull below Brush Creek - 265


Water condition : clear


Flows have stayed in a really good place lately and because of this the fishing has been productive. Summer conditions are in full swing and fish are spread out and feeding in a variety of water types. Nymphing and dry dropper rigs both have there time and place right now depending on where you’re fishing. For nymphing, focus on deeper runs, seams, and riffles with good drag free drifts and enough weight to get your flies near the bottom. If you’re fishing a dry dropper, look for pocket water, faster riffles, and softer edges where fish are more willing to move for a meal. We recommend covering quite a bit of water and staying mobile. Don’t spend too long in one spot if it isn’t producing. Keep your flies simple, adjust weight often, and don’t overlook water that seems too shallow, there are fish just about everywhere right now! We’ve seen a bunch of different bugs recently, lots of Caddis, a few PMDs, some Yellow Sallys, a few Crane Flies and of course some Midges. While hatches have not been consistent in the slightest, there’s a lot on the menu right now and fish are eating them all!


Nymphs -


•Twisted Crane - size 12-14


•San Juan worm brown - size 10


•BH Hare’s ear nymph - size 18-16


•Frenchie pink - size 18


•Daddy’s caddis - size 18


•Two Bit Hooker olive - size 18


•Chocolate thunder - size 20


•Barr’s emerger - size 20


Drys -


•Micro Chubby Tan or pink - size 16


•Sparkle Dun PMD - size 18-20


•Elk Hair Caddis Olive or Peacock - size 18


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