The area streams are in great shape and are fishing very well with some nice mid day hatches. On the smaller streams there have been hatches of Slate Winged Olives size 14 and even some Western Green Drakes size 10. When they come off the fish are really keying in on them, and nothing else. When prospecting in-between hatches, we have been using Yellow Humpies, Para Adams, and Elk Hair Caddis. On the San Juan above town we have been having good success with Prince Nymphs, and Pop's Turd flies. The water keeps dropping and more water is opening up for the wading angler, even with the water going down, still be careful wading. {%image_id=9580%} Below the dam the water is back to 500 cfs and is fishing great. The next two weeks is usually some of the best fishing of the year below the dam. That is, the first two weeks after the high water is over. Two days ago there was a pretty descent ant fall. I missed it. Hopefully it was a teaser. That one was on the early side of June. I would guess that after the next big rain it is going to be the real thing. Scott Taylor http://highcountrycharters.com 970-946-5229 While you are in town make sure that you visit the following businesses! Need Fly Fishing gear? See Pop's Let it Fly Located on Put hill, just West of Downtown Pagosa Springs. 970-264-3189 http://www.flyfishpagosa.com Hungry for Adventure? Pagosa Outside Adventures - Rafting, Biking, Kayaking, Tubing Downtown Pagosa Springs 970-264-4202 http://www.pagosaoutside.com