San Juan river dry fly action boosts catch and release fishing
Anglers report strong dry fly activity in the upper San Juan catch and release section with cream UFOs black and olive midges and RS2s. Parachute Adams and Comparadons also productive. Flows 504 cfs visibility 4–5 ft. Lower waters see rainbow and brown fishing with similar flies and salmon eggs worms. High water in several rivers, some waters muddy or fishable depending on location. Summary covers multiple NM rivers and lakes with species and tactics.
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