Mores Creek - Arrowrock - Idaho
Fly Fishing River Report & Conditions
Mores Creek – Arrowrock - Water Flow Chart
Mores Creek – Arrowrock - Weather report & radar
Mores Creek – Arrowrock - General hatch chart
| Month | Hatch | Time of Day | Recommended Fly Sizes | Popular Fly Patterns |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | Midges | Morning-Afternoon | #18-#22 | Zebra Midge, Griffith’s Gnat |
| Winter Stoneflies | Midday | #16-#20 | Black Stonefly Nymph | |
| February | Midges | Morning-Afternoon | #18-#22 | Zebra Midge, Griffith’s Gnat |
| Winter Stoneflies | Midday | #16-#20 | Black Stonefly Nymph | |
| March | Blue Winged Olive (BWO) | Afternoon | #16-#20 | BWO Dry Fly, Pheasant Tail Nymph |
| Skwala Stoneflies | Afternoon | #10-#12 | Skwala Dry Fly, Skwala Nymph | |
| Midges | Morning | #18-#22 | Zebra Midge | |
| April | March Brown | Afternoon | #12-#14 | March Brown Dry Fly |
| BWO | Afternoon | #16-#20 | BWO Dry Fly | |
| Caddis | Late Afternoon | #14-#18 | Elk Hair Caddis | |
| May | Sulphurs | Afternoon-Evening | #14-#18 | Sulphur Dry Fly, Sulphur Nymph |
| Golden Stones | Afternoon | #8-#12 | Golden Stone Nymph, Stimulator | |
| Caddis | Late Afternoon-Evening | #14-#18 | Elk Hair Caddis, Goddard Caddis | |
| June | Green Drakes | Afternoon | #10-#12 | Green Drake Dry Fly |
| PMDs (Pale Morning Dun) | Morning-Afternoon | #14-#18 | PMD Dry Fly, PMD Nymph | |
| July | Caddis | Evening | #14-#18 | Elk Hair Caddis, Goddard Caddis |
| Terrestrials | All Day | #10-#16 | Hoppers, Ants, Beetles | |
| August | Caddis | Evening | #14-#18 | Elk Hair Caddis, Goddard Caddis |
| Terrestrials | All Day | #10-#16 | Hoppers, Ants, Beetles | |
| September | BWO | Afternoon | #16-#20 | BWO Dry Fly, Pheasant Tail Nymph |
| Terrestrials | All Day | #10-#16 | Hoppers, Ants, Beetles | |
| October | BWO | Afternoon | #16-#20 | BWO Dry Fly, Pheasant Tail Nymph |
| October Caddis | Evening | #8-#10 | October Caddis Dry Fly | |
| November | BWO | Afternoon | #16-#20 | BWO Dry Fly |
| Midges | Morning-Afternoon | #18-#22 | Zebra Midge | |
| December | Midges | Morning-Afternoon | #18-#22 | Zebra Midge |
| Winter Stoneflies | Midday | #16-#20 | Black Stonefly Nymph |
Mores Creek – Arrowrock Access Points
Mores Creek – Arrowrock is a delightful spot for fly fishing, offering a blend of natural beauty and thriving aquatic life. Here are some of the best access points:
- Bunch Bridge: This bridge provides a great spot to commence a Mores Creek adventure. With plentiful fish population, cover and effortless access, it’s an excellent choice for anglers.
- Blackhawk Campground: Situated upstream from the Bunch Bridge, this campground not only holds numerous fishing access points along its banks but also offers immense scenic beauty.
- Leggett Fork: This point, slightly challenging to reach due to its steep banks, offers an exceptional experience for the enthusiastic angler with its vast variety of fish species.
- Arrowrock Dam Area: The tailwater area below the dam has river depths that hold a healthy population of trout, and provides one of the best access points on the Boise River.
Remember, maps and local guides can provide additional detail and access points to maximize your fishing experience.
Mores Creek – Arrowrock Fishing Spots
Avid fishing enthusiasts treasure the Mores Creek – Arrowrock area for its exceptional fly fishing spots. Here are the top spots:
- Mores Creek Bridge: This region of Mores Creek falls near a bridge making it very accessible and highly populated with trout.
- Arrowrock Dam: Below this dam, the plentiful deep pools and swift currents of the Boise River host an array of fish species.
- Lucky Peak State Park: Perfect for shoreline or boat fishing, the park stretches along the Boise River above the Mores Creek Confluence.
- Little Gulch: A lesser-known spot along Mores Creek, offering serene surroundings and an abundance of trout.
- Donnette Landing: Located further downstream from Arrowrock Dam, this spot has been known for large trout catch.
Whether you get a thrill from wading into creeks, casting off from a boat, or fishing from the shore, Mores Creek – Arrowrock has an ideal spot for everyone.
Mores Creek – Arrowrock Local Fish Species
- Brown Trout – This species is appreciated for its fighting spirit, making it a primary target for most fly fishers on Mores Creek and Arrowrock.
- Rainbow Trout – Famous for its beautiful coloration and strong fight, the Rainbow Trout is another prevalent species in these waters.
- Mountain Whitefish – While not as glamorous as the Trout species, the Mountain Whitefish are a common catch on these waters.
- Brook Trout – Known for its distinctive marbled pattern, Brook Trout are a rewarding challenge for fly fishers on Mores Creek and Arrowrock.
- Cutthroat Trout – This nativefish can give an excellent game, making it a favorite amongst seasoned fly fishers in these waters.
- Bull Trout – Although it is a threatened species and requires catch and release, fly fishers enjoy the excitement of catching the large and aggressive Bull Trout.
- Steelhead – While a migratory variant of Rainbow Trout, Steelhead are larger and are an exciting catch for any fly fisher.
- Chinook Salmon – Prevalent in Arrowrock, it’s important to check regulations since they can vary from year to year.
About the Mores Creek – Arrowrock
Have you ever wondered about the intriguing history behind the Mores Creek – Arrowrock region? Stretching majestically through beautiful Idaho, Mores Creek was a focal point during the 1860s gold rush. Its rich deposits attracted thousands of miners.
- In 1915, Arrowrock Dam was constructed on the Boise River, near Mores Creek. This dam, a true marvel of early 20th-century engineering, was the world’s highest dam at the time of its completion. It provided critical irrigation and flood control for the surrounding areas.
Today, the Mores Creek and Arrowrock area is a popular spot for various outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and camping. Its fascinating history combined with its natural beauty truly makes it a unique piece of Idaho’s charm.
So the next time you’re in Idaho, why not explore the Mores Creek – Arrowock region and its captivating history.
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