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San Miguel River Fish Report for 6-26-2023


San Miguel River Fishing Report

San Miguel River - CO


by Duranglers Crew
6-26-2023
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SAN MIGUEL RIVER NEAR PLACERVILLE, CO

  • Flow: 639 ft³/s
  • Water Level: 5.56 ft

USGS Falling

Flows are high, but dropping, and fishing will pick up with the dropping flows

High-water nymph rigs will be your friend should you try to fish.  Stoneflies, worms, cranefly larva, etc.  Dry droppers are also an option.

Nymphs: Copper Johns 12-18, Orange Crush, Zebra Midge 18-20, BHFB Pheasant Tails 14-18, Guide’s Choice Hairs Ear 12-16, Barr’s Graphic Caddis 14-18.  SJ Worms, Pat’s Rubberlegs #6-12.

Dries: Chubbies 8-12, Amys Ant 10-14, Stimulators 8-14.


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for Monday, June 26th, 2023

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Duranglers Reports
for Thursday, June 1st, 2023

San Juan River : Flows will be up to about 5000 around June 1st and hold until mid-June
Arkansas River: It’s a weird start to summer
San Juan River: Flows are dropping, and nymph fishing might actually start to pick up
Piedra River: Falling Flows are dropping but it’s still pretty high
Los Pinos River: Below the dam, fishing will be better than above, but flows are up
Dolores River- Below McPhee: Dolores River Below McPhee Report
Dolores River- Above McPhee: Falling Flows are still high, dirty, cold
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Florida River: Runoff is subsiding above, but still high now
San Miguel River: High-water nymph rigs will be your friend