Access point

Stuart Guard Station Sectionon Huntington Creek

Further upstream, offering more solitude and opportunities for larger wild fish.

Huntington Creek report Directions39.4000°N, 111.2000°W

River flow last 30 days

USGS gauge 10156000 · daily averageUpdated Oct 16

Flow now

43cfs

Above the typical range (31–34 cfs)

Last 7 days

Steady

31 to 42 cfs

Bite report · week of Oct 4

What's working on Huntington Creek

01Active hatches of Blue-Winged Olives (BWOs) and Mahogany Duns.
02Brown Trout are beginning their spawning rituals, making egg patterns highly effective.
03Streamers are excellent for targeting aggressive, larger Brown Trout in cooler waters.
04Focus on deeper runs, current seams, and slower pools.
05Avoid wading through or disturbing actively spawning Brown Trout on redds.

What to tie on at Stuart Guard Station Section

Picked from recent reports for this stretch.

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Travis Hi-Vis BWO Para Emerger

#18#20#22

BWO emergers are crucial during active fall hatches, and this high-visibility pattern helps spot subtle takes from selective trout.

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Blood Dot Egg

#10#12#14

Fall is prime egg season due to spawning Brown Trout, making this an irresistible pattern for all trout species.

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Juan's Slim Shady

#14#16

A low-profile BWO dry fly, it's highly effective for selective trout keying on adult Blue-Winged Olives during fall hatches.

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PMD (Pale Morning Duns)

#16#18

Pale Morning Duns are actively hatching in fall, providing a key food source for opportunistic feeders on the surface.

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RS2

#14#16

This versatile midge/Baetis emerger is highly effective when fished in the film or as a trailing nymph, perfectly mimicking both midges and Baetis as they ascend through the water column.

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