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Rio Grande Fish Report for 6-1-2023


The Rio is still in runoff season

Rio Grande


by Duranglers Crew
6-1-2023
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CFS

952 CFS (30 Mile)

3010 CFS (Wagon Wheel)


Rising/Falling

Dropping slowly

Fishing Conditions

The Rio is still in runoff season.  Be careful, this river can do bad things to the inexperienced oarsman.

Fishing will start to get good in a few weeks.

Patterns/Bug

Pat’s Rubberlegs 4-8,  Tung Trout Retriever 8, Prince nymphs and variants 12-18, Barr’s Graphic Caddis 14-16, Czechmate Caddis 14-16.

Black Buggers and dark streamers.  Sculpzilla, Mini-Dungeon, Peanut Envy, Complex Twist Bugger.


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