The Green near town and south of Big Piney has proven very good for nymph tactics in some of the large, slow holes where rainbows and cutthroats wait for easy food. Streamers are still good on overcast, chilly days as well.

The New Fork has been great, with flows still higher than the average for this late in the fall. The spawn is almost fully in swing, and fish are aggressive. Streamers and nymphs are the usual suspects, especially on the smaller side. With the upcoming cold front, the remainder of browns in the system will likely be spawning, so please be courteous.

The Green below Fontenelle has certainly seen ups and downs this fall, but it appears to be acting like a fall tailwater once again. Small scuds, sow bugs and midges are still the top players, but leech fishing, both stripping and drifting, is great as well. Most moss is gone, and browns have begun to stage near beds below the dam.

The Bighorn near Thermopolis has been great lately, fishing well with a broad spectrum of flies and techniques. There are still small, sporadic hatches near town, but subsurface activity has become more commonplace with the shorter days.