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Kingfisher Clarkfork River Report: 4/19

  Yup, more wind, how'd you guess?  This is April is getting eaten UP by wind compared to last year.  As good as the fishing's been in the protracted winter, imagine how good it would be if we'd only get a break from the Insane Clown Posse flavored wind we've been dealing with.  In spite of all that, the Blackfoot...

REPORTS: Today's flow on the Mo below Holter is about 4140 cfs compared with 6640 on this day last year. Unfortunately it was warmer, rainy and almost no wind a year ago while today they're calling for bright sun and high wind again . . all of a sudden! Looks like the "calmer" weekend they were predicting has given way...

REPORTS: The fish are more than willing to play both on top and subsurface these days, provided the wind isn't constantly howling. Decent topwater action in the mornings and late afternoons on midges and some blue wings with good indicator nymphing on the usual suspects. Streamers have been coming on strong, too, in the past week and a half with...

More wind, more sun, more willing fish. We're actually been having pretty decent dry fly action in the afternoons up here on March browns. Despite blowing snow and cold water temps, the fish seem to be about as done with winter as everyone else is and are looking to the surface pretty consistently. The streamer fishing has been okay, only...

REPORTS: Wind is your biggest issue on the Clark right now. Not only does the east to west corridor of this river create a wind tunnel, the fish here are WAY more put off by wind then they are on other local rivers. If you do decide to fish here today, you'll likely be better off WAY up high rather...

REPORTS:The Creek has really been giving the other rivers a run for their money this spring. While always a good bet early in the year, it's not generally leading the way for consistent snow squall dryfly fishing. It has been recently. VERY good fishing up here along the entire length of the creek using streamers, nymphs and dries in the...