Blue LIne Streams Fishing Report
Rating
/5
*Parks Fly Shop guides have personally surveyed the waters and given a rating.
Weather
Hourly Forecast
2:00 pm
53°/54°°F
0 mm
0%
2 mph
46%
1021 mb
0 mm/h
5:00 pm
48°/50°°F
0 mm
0%
2 mph
63%
1021 mb
0 mm/h
8:00 pm
41°/41°°F
0 mm
0%
5 mph
94%
1021 mb
0 mm/h
11:00 pm
39°/39°°F
0 mm
0%
8 mph
84%
1019 mb
0 mm/h
2:00 am
39°/39°°F
0 mm
0%
10 mph
76%
1017 mb
0 mm/h
5:00 am
39°/39°°F
0 mm
0%
10 mph
71%
1016 mb
0 mm/h
8:00 am
41°/41°°F
0 mm
0%
10 mph
64%
1016 mb
0 mm/h
11:00 am
55°/55°°F
0 mm
0%
9 mph
47%
1015 mb
0 mm/h
Water Temp
FLOW
Wind
Hourly Forecast
2:00 pm
53°/54°°F
0 mm
0%
2 mph
46%
1021 mb
0 mm/h
5:00 pm
48°/50°°F
0 mm
0%
2 mph
63%
1021 mb
0 mm/h
8:00 pm
41°/41°°F
0 mm
0%
5 mph
94%
1021 mb
0 mm/h
11:00 pm
39°/39°°F
0 mm
0%
8 mph
84%
1019 mb
0 mm/h
2:00 am
39°/39°°F
0 mm
0%
10 mph
76%
1017 mb
0 mm/h
5:00 am
39°/39°°F
0 mm
0%
10 mph
71%
1016 mb
0 mm/h
8:00 am
41°/41°°F
0 mm
0%
10 mph
64%
1016 mb
0 mm/h
11:00 am
55°/55°°F
0 mm
0%
9 mph
47%
1015 mb
0 mm/h
Map
Hatch Chart

Current Report
99.99% of these rivers are simply too low to hold fish right now and are not recommended. For those with a specific honey hole in mind, it may be worth exploring, but in general, these small streams are not worth the time or effort until next spring.
USGS Flow Chart
River Descriptions: Blue Line Streams
General Characteristics
- Tiny streams marked with the thinnest blue line on maps.
- Shallow, often hoppable, offering seclusion and unique experiences.
- Small and relatively uneducated fish.
Fishery
- Diverse fish species (depending on stream).
- Easy-to-catch trout due to limited food sources.
- Respond well to simple lures like hopper dropper rigs.
Fishing Season
- Short season: fishable by late June, dries up by Labor Day.
- Water clears quickly, check current conditions before heading out.
Recommended Access points
- Blacktail Deer Trail
- Indian Creek Campground
- Lava Creek Picnic Area
Skill Level & FIsh Size
- Requires physical fitness for navigating steep and fast-flowing terrain.
- Fishing skills can be beginner-friendly due to eager fish.
- Generally smaller fish compared to other park waters.
- Size varies depending on the stream and food availability.
Additional Notes
- Leave no trace: respect the fragile ecosystem and follow park regulations.
- Be aware of changing water levels and potential hazards.
- Consider guided trips for expert advice, safety, and access to remote streams.
- Not recommended for anglers seeking large fish or relaxed fishing.



