Updated October 15, 2026
    Access point

    Jeremy Ranch Accesson East Canyon Creek

    Further downstream, this section provides more solitude and good pocket water.
    East Canyon Creek reportDirections40.8500°N, 111.5800°W

    River flow last 30 days

    050100150Sep 16Sep 22Sep 2750 cfs
    Flow now
    1cfs
    Below the typical range (50–86 cfs)
    Last 7 days
    Falling
    50 to 50 cfs
    Weather now
    44°F
    Clear Sky, wind 5 mph NW
    Bite report · week of Oct 4

    What's working on East Canyon Creek

    1. 01Anticipate consistent Blue-Winged Olive (BWO) and Pale Morning Dun (PMD) hatches.
    2. 02Look for Trico spinner falls in quiet sections during mornings.
    3. 03Deeper runs, slow-moving pools, and structured areas are key holding spots.
    4. 04Use a stealthy approach with longer, finer tippets due to clear, cool water.
    5. 05Consider a two-fly nymphing rig with a heavier anchor and a smaller dropper.

    What to tie on at Jeremy Ranch Access

    Picked from recent reports for this stretch.

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    Hare's Ear Nymph

    #12#14#16#18

    An essential general searching nymph year-round, effective in off-color or deeper water, ideal for the current high flows.

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    Stimulator (Yellow)

    #14#16

    An excellent large attractor dry fly that can imitate golden stoneflies or large terrestrials, drawing aggressive strikes from trout in faster summer water.

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    Isonychia Dun

    #14#16

    Isonychia are actively hatching on freestone rivers during summer, making this a prime pattern for rising trout.

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    Elk Hair Caddis

    #14#16#18

    Caddis hatches are active throughout the summer, and this dry fly is a reliable imitation for adult caddis on the water.

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    Hopper

    #6#8#10

    Terrestrials like grasshoppers are a crucial food source for trout during summer months, especially along grassy banks, and are effective in these high flows.

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    Yellow Sally

    #14#16#18

    Yellow Sally stoneflies are often abundant along freestone streams in summer, providing a consistent food source for trout.

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    Beetle (Crowe)

    #14#16#18

    Terrestrial beetles are often dislodged from streamside vegetation during summer, providing a food source for trout looking for surface food near shaded banks.

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    Zebra Midge (Black)

    #20#22#24

    Midges are a primary active insect even in cold water, making this a staple year-round pattern, highly effective for enticing finicky Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout.

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    San Juan Worm

    #10#12#14

    Year-round, especially after rainfall or runoff, aquatic worms are easily dislodged and washed into the system, making this a highly productive pattern.

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