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Green River, UT Flow: Key To Success
Posted by fliesandfinswest on Sunday, March 05 @ 08:53:54 PST
With dams, irrigation and power demands many western rivers undergo rapid river fluctuations all season long. These fluctuations can occur daily, weekly, seasonally and yearly. It is important to understand how those flows affect the fish. A perfect example of that are the daily flow fluctuations on the Green River, Utah during the summertime. The Green River's flow fluctuates daily during the summertime. Not only do those fluctuations create wading and boating hazards, but they also turn the fish right off. During the summer I like to fish early in the morning when the flow is steady or late in the evening when it has stabilized again. I have found that watching, researching and learning the flow at the Green River has greatly increased my success rate.
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