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Flaming Gorge Dam
Lunker Flats
Forslund 500
Lunch Counter
1 mile run
Sign Post Run
Snoopy Flats
Two Holes Down
Anticipation Rapid
Merry Go Round
Steamboat Rapid
Hogs Wallow
Kong's Bed
Scud Palace
Bridge Rapid
Upper Torpedo
Roller Coaster Rapid
Lower Torpedo
Marry Me Beach
Lake Bonneville
Secret Riffle
Shark Ally
Diving Board
Picky Eaters Flat
Skinny Dip Rapid
Mother in Law Rapid
Dead Man Rapid
Rock Garden
Grandma's Zit
Dripping Springs
Can Of Worms Rapid
Coney Island
Cat Walk Scholl's
Black Lagoon
Day Saver
Little Hole
Little Hole
Terrace Pool
T 2
Minnesota Flats
Sand Camp
Cotton Wood Run
Grass Hopper Island
Jackson Creek
Trails End
Cicada Camp
Big Pine
Wash Board Rapid
Jack Stack
Pugmire's Pocket
Red Creek Rapids
Champaign Pool
Red Creek Camp
Tree Tops
First Island
Second Island
Long Lake
Third Island
Wagon Crossing
Jungle Channel
Indian Crossing
John Jarve's
Taylor Flat Bridge
B Section of the Green River
A Section of the Green River
Taylor Flat Bridge
Uncle Eddie's
Bridgeport
Cowboy Bar
Arrow Head
Burnt Tree
The Seeps
Cable Crossing
Little Swallow Canyon
Shangri-La
Swallow Canyon
Old Moe's Cave
Swallow Canyon Raft Ramp
Swallow Canyon
C Section of the Green River
Green River fly fishing guides
Utah
Green River fly fishing guide
Utah
Allan Ranch
Stairway to Heaven
Hanging Tree
White Cliffs
Parsons Creek
Mile Long Riffle
Gollum"s Lair
Sandy Beach
Green River fly fishing guide
Utah
The Green River in Utah started seeing some of its first guides in the 1970'S and starting around then is when the Green River fly fishing guides started giving spots on the river colorful and creative names. The Green River really started to get recognized for is World-Class fly fishing in the late 1980'S when the fly fishing Media got wind of the Green River's 10 to 15 thousand fish per mile and what an amazing fishery the Green River really was and still is.
The Green River has seen a change over the years, some bugs that were not here in the 80'S and early 90'S have just shown up out of nowhere. For example The Green River below Flaming Gorge Reservoir did not have a Yellow Sally hatch in the late 90'S when I moved here, and now it is one of our best hatches.
The Green River has also seen and I will admit it a slight drop in average fish size. When I moved here the average size fish was 16 inches and now its between 14-15 inches with roughly the same fish per mile population that it had back then. Witch is not bad at all considering the record breaking drought that we went through that lasted several years, and lets face it what fishery fishes as good as it did 20 years ago, next to none.
I still catch plenty of fish over 20 inches each year, and with the new regulations (you can keep two fish under 15 inches and 1 fish over 22 inches) The average size fish in the Green River has no choice but to get bigger.
Hidden Valley
Woody Maker
