The Bonneville Cut Throat in the area have been doing really well.

The ones stocked on Boulder Mountain have reached record sizes, while the Wayne County area still holds several small streams with native Bonneville.

The Best flies for Bonneville on the streams will be dry flies at this time of the year. Try hopper patterns and caddis.

The upper Fremont and U.M. Creek entering Mill Meadow 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

Tiger Trout seem to be making a comeback in some of the streams, but the best action for big Tigers is definately been on Boulder Mountain.

Best flies:

BLACK WOOLY BUGGER, Sz. 10 - 6

OLIVE WOOLY BUGGER, Sz. 10 - 6

COPPER JOHN, Sz. 14

Lower Fremont is still producing great browns. Summer rains are here, and are making it difficult to find a decent day on the lower Fremont.

The Fly Fishing late summer and into fall is going to provide some of the best size fish and best numbers this year.

Prime dates to come will be the middle of September on to the middle of November.

The Splake are also making a comeback this year on several of the lakes.

Best Places on Boulder Mountain:

Try throwing a large terrestrial on Fish Creek, or Blind Lakes.

They discovered Perch in Forsythe Reservoir last year. The Splake and Tiger Trout seem to have put on some weight this year, but are still finicky.

U.M. Creek and Seven Mile are still producing some great fishing for Colorado Cut Throat, Tigers, and on Seven Mile, Brook Trout.

Best Flies:

TERRESTRIALS & CADDIS, Sz. 12-14