Access point

Fremont River Inleton Fish Lake

The major inlet where the Fremont River flows in, attracting various species.

Bite report · week of Oct 4

01Water temperatures are steadily dropping, encouraging subsurface feeding behavior.
02Key forage includes Mysis shrimp, leeches, scuds, and baitfish.
03Fall spawning activity means egg patterns are highly relevant.
04Midge activity remains a year-round staple for all trout species.
05Deeper sections, drop-offs, and areas of structure will hold the most active fish.

What to tie on at Fremont River Inlet

Picked from recent reports for this stretch.

Midges are a primary and consistent food source year-round in stillwaters, effective for all target species in cold fall water.

A consistent food source in lakes for Lake Trout, Splake, and Rainbow Trout, especially when fished dead drift near the bottom in fall.

Mimics sluggish leeches, a staple forage for all target species in stillwaters during colder fall conditions.

Essential for targeting Lake Trout, Splake, and Rainbow Trout as they key into fall spawning efforts.

Perch are a common baitfish in Fish Lake, and fall is a prime time for Lake Trout to feed on them.

Imitates baitfish in cooler water, appealing to predatory Lake Trout and Rainbow Trout as they transition into winter feeding.

Freshwater shrimp are a consistent food source in Fish Lake, especially in areas with aquatic vegetation, appealing to all trout species.

What changes on the water through the year, with the flies for each season.

Local flies, current advice and guided trips.