Fall is here and with it comes some incredible colors with all the trout in the area.

Cutthroat fishing has slowed but there have still been a few nice fish being taken.

The upper Fremont and Seven Mile have begun to produce some great rainbows and browns. Flows are up on both rivers, and the Fremont will have some color in it. This is normal, try a hopper pattern or caddis in the eddies and pools for quick action.

Best flies:

DAVES HOPPER, Sz. 12

ELK HAIR CADDIS, Sz. 14-12

BEAD HEAD HARES EAR, Sz. 14-12

Access to Boulder Mountain is now limited with recent snows. This year has produced some really big Brook Trout and Grayling. It wouldn't surprise me if the old Brook Trout State Record falls within the next year or two.

Best flies:

BLACK WOOLY BUGGER, Sz. 10 - 6

OLIVE WOOLY BUGGER, Sz. 10 - 6

COPPER JOHN, Sz. 14

The Lower Fremont is producing great browns right now. They are staging for the Spawn, so stay off the reds.

Best flies:

Zuddler Minnows - sz 4 & 6

Glow Bugs - as an old stand by when nothing else is working.

These Browns are from the last two weeks.

Prime time is right now, If you like big Browns and Splake, come now. The Cold and Snow just brings them out.

The Grayling fishing this year produced some near state record Grayling. Next year the state record will probably fall to a Grayling caught on Boulder Mountain.

They are draining Mill Meadow Reservoir to make repairs on the Dam. The Reservoir is nearly empty and muddy.