Loading…
Skip to content
Durango Fly Company

Reports

What the water is doing and what is working. Free reports are open to everyone. Subscriber reports go deeper.

San Juan Has Settled at 365 cfs: Fall Fishing Is On, San Juan below Navajo Dam
Free

San Juan Has Settled at 365 cfs: Fall Fishing Is On

San Juan below Navajo Dam · 372 cfs · 52°F · Mixed

The release cuts are over. The San Juan has held at about 365 cfs for four days, the water is clear and cold, and the fish have settled into the new flow. This is the window the last report promised. Here is where to look and what to tie on.

Read the report
Animas Is Dropping Back After the Rain Surge, Animas River
Subscribers

Animas Is Dropping Back After the Rain Surge

Animas River · 566 cfs · 57°F · Mixed

The Animas went from 157 cfs to almost 1,800 in a week, thanks to last week's storms. It is falling fast and clearing, 566 cfs tonight, and the fishing turns on as it settles. Here is how to fish the drop, and what the next round of rain means.

Read the report
Elk Lake Biting, Elk Lake (Mountain Village)
Subscribers

Elk Lake Biting

September 19, 2026 · Elk Lake (Mountain Village) · 0 cfs · Bottom

Rainbows are much still active at elk lake in mountain village, above Telluride Colorado

Read the report
Juan Flows Are Dropping: 780 to 440 and Still Falling, San Juan below Navajo Dam
Free

Juan Flows Are Dropping: 780 to 440 and Still Falling

San Juan below Navajo Dam · 440 cfs · 46°F · Mid column

Navajo Dam has been stepping the release down all week. The San Juan ran 780 cfs for most of September, and as of this morning it reads 440 and is still falling. Here is what that means for wading, where the fish go, and what to tie on.

Read the report

Gone fishing

Out of town, chasing saltwater.

We are away on a saltwater adventure, so there will be no new reports until November. The live flows, Trout Bot, and every report so far are all still here.