Cimarron : Little Cimarron

Call (970) 249-0408 or stop by the shop at 317 E Main St. in downtown Montrose for gear, tips and/or advice.
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River Section Description

Once on the Forest Service/public lands hop into the stream anywhere and fish for pan sized brook trout. The stream continues on at the hairpin turn, but if you stay on the road as past this point you'll end up fishing Firebox Creek. The lower river has beaver ponds mixed in with the river fishing.

Suggested Patterns

Drys: #12-16 Wulffs, Humpies, Stimulators, Caddis, Trudes and other dry attractors. Nymphs: #14-16 Prince, Pheasant Tail, Copper John, GR Hare's Ear, and all version of Gold bead nymphs. Try the Dry Dropper technique in this river.

Helpful Hints / Local Tips

4-5 Wt. rods 8-9' long rule the day. Can get brushy, so the smaller rods come in handy.

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Cimarron River Sections

Updated: Mar 11 at 9:57 PM
Click on a section below for the full fishing report...

Below Silver Jack Reservoir

Full Report / Section Map
- Poor
Clarity: Clear
Near Cimarron : Ice
Report: Cold and Cold. With the recent snow, it's pretty much over in the high cou... Full Report
-Report Courtesy of Al

Cimarron Forks

Full Report / Section Map
- Poor
Clarity: Clear
Near Cimarron : Ice
Report: Cold! Wait til next year.... Full Report
-Report Courtesy of Al

Little Cimarron

- Poor
Clarity: Clear
Full Report: Pretty Cold and snowy...the brookies have settled down for a long winter's nap.
-Report Courtesy of Al

Latest Fishing Gossip

Things beginning to happen.

Several reports of midge fishing at Pleasure Park, the Uncompahgre through town and at Paco. This spring-like weather is forecast to continue for the next 10 days, so get out there and see what is happening. Baetis can't be far off.

03/05/2010 : Recent Posts