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Los Pinos River Fish Report for 10-29-2024
Los Pinos River Fish Report for 10-29-2024
It’s Fall on the Pine
Los Pinos River - Ignacio, CO
by Duranglers Crew
10-29-2024
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LOS PINOS RIVER NEAR IGNACIO, CO
- Temperature: 42.8 ° F
- Streamflow: 24.4 ft³/s
- Gage height: 1.79 ft
29 cfs out of the dam
Rising above Vallecito, dropped below.
It’s Fall on the Pine. Upper reaches have been fishing well and may be worth a hike until too much snow shows up. Flows have bumped with recent rains. Nymph rigs will be the go-to, but don’t discount streamers either.
Below the dam, fishing will be tough with low winter flows.
Nymphs: Prince Nymphs 12-16, Brown Wired Stone 10, Copper John 12-18, Pats Rubberlegs. Pheasant Tails 16-20, Pickpocket 12-16, Duracell Jig 12-16, and other Euro Nymph Jigs 10-16. San Juan Worms.
Streamers: Buggers, Mousketeer, Mini Dungeon.
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for Tuesday, October 29thSan Juan River : Fishing has remained good in spite of the work being done on the dam
San Juan River: Fall on the Upper SJ can be marked by beautiful views and shots at good fish
Piedra River: Who would have thought we would have so much water on the Piedra in almost November!
Duranglers Reports
for Monday, September 30thSan Juan River : San Juan River Fishing Report
San Juan River: Nymphing will be the best way to find fish
Piedra River: Now is a pretty dang good time to fish the Piedra
Los Pinos River: It’s Fall on the Pine
Dolores River- Below McPhee: So the fishing over on the lower D is hit or miss
Dolores River- Above McPhee: Flows and temps are dropping on the upper D
Rio Grande: We have seen a pretty good bump in flows this fall
Florida River: Flows are dropping above Lemon, but fishing remains good Below Lemon
San Miguel River: Flows are dropping, but not too low
Gunnison River- Black Canyon: Fall fishing on the Gunny has been danged good
Uncompahgre River: Flows are just being dropped to 67cfs or so
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