As of , the Green River is flowing at 2,180 CFS — near the seasonal median with a water temperature of 50°F, in the prime feeding range for trout.
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As of , the Green River is flowing at 2,180 CFS — near the seasonal median with a water temperature of 50°F, in the prime feeding range for trout.
As of , the Provo River is flowing at 338 CFS — slightly above the seasonal median with a water temperature of 51°F, in the prime feeding range for trout.
As of , the Weber River is flowing at 124 CFS — slightly above the seasonal median.
As of , the Logan River is flowing at 109 CFS — slightly above the seasonal median.
As of , the Madison River is flowing at 778 CFS — near the seasonal median with a water temperature of 56°F, in the prime feeding range for trout.
As of , the Yellowstone River is flowing at 1,530 CFS — slightly above the seasonal median with a water temperature of 47°F, cold — expect slow, deep takes.
As of , the Big Hole River is flowing at 422 CFS — slightly above the seasonal median with a water temperature of 41°F, cold — expect slow, deep takes.
As of , the Bighorn River is flowing at 1,930 CFS — near the seasonal median.
As of , the Missouri River is flowing at 3,420 CFS — near the seasonal median with a water temperature of 56°F, in the prime feeding range for trout.
As of , the Gallatin River is flowing at 397 CFS — slightly above the seasonal median.
As of , the South Fork Snake River is flowing at 4,090 CFS — near the seasonal median.
As of , the Henry's Fork is flowing at 1,080 CFS — slightly above the seasonal median.
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