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Piedra River Fish Report for 5-29-2025
Piedra River Fish Report for 5-29-2025
The Piedra is still in runoff mode
Piedra River - Arboles, Colorado

by Duranglers Crew
5-29-2025
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PIEDRA RIVER NEAR ARBOLES, CO.
Water Conditions
- Temperature: 50 ° F
- Streamflow: 408 ft³/s
- Gage height: 1.88 ft
Rising/Falling
Rising
Fishing Conditions
The Piedra is still in runoff mode. Waters will be higher, dirtier, and colder still. It may take another week or so to drop and clear.
If you were to fish it, stonefly nymphs will be your friend. Watch for stonefly adults to be about; it’s almost dry/dropper time.
Patterns/Bug
Nymphs: Duracell Jig 12-14, Orange Crush 14-16, Prince nymphs 10-16, Runt Stone Golden 12-16, Pat’s Rubberlegs 6-12, 20 Incher 10-14, Pheasant Tails 16-20
Stonefly Dries: Stimulators #6-12, Rogue Foam Stone #4-8, Sofa Pillow #4-10, Chubbies 6-12.
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Los Pinos River: Above Vallecito the flows will be rising, and waters will be cold
Dolores River- Below McPhee: Trout will be real spooky, hoppers may be starting to show
Dolores River- Above McPhee: Flows are coming up, and spring fishing could be aight
Rio Grande: The spring window of the Rio Grande is here
Florida River: Finally, we are seeing increased flows on the Florida below Lemon
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Gunnison River- Black Canyon: The waters are still cold
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