
February 12, 2018
This is the time of year when we are all keeping an eye on the river flows. Thankfully the Bureau of Reclamation just updated some online resources for you and we have conveniently posted these new links on our River Flows page. Spring can be a tumultuous time for a trout and the river goes up and down based on rain fall, snow melt, and is often reactive to sudden changes in temperature. A hard freeze will reduce the flow very quickly and make things clear up, which is happening now.

Yakima River Canyon Wading Condition Guidelines:

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