Eagle River Fishing Report — September 28, 2026
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As of September 28, 2026, the Eagle River in Colorado has reopened and is fishing really well. Expect Tricos in the morning and Baetis in the afternoon, with San Juan Worms working as an attractor when there's not much surface activity.
Current Eagle River Conditions
We're seeing good insect activity throughout the day. It's a great time to be on the water as fall fishing starts to take shape, and the Eagle is definitely one to have on your radar right now.
Best Flies for the Eagle River Right Now
Have a mix of dry flies and attractor patterns ready to go.
Tricos (Morning)
Baetis (Afternoon)
San Juan Worms and Worm Patterns
How to Fish the Eagle Right Now
Start the day looking for Tricos, transition into Baetis activity in the afternoon, and don't be afraid to run a worm when the conditions call for it.
Eagle River FAQ
Is the Eagle River open for fishing?
Yes. As of September 28, 2026, the Eagle has reopened and is fishing really well.
What flies are working on the Eagle River?
Tricos in the morning, Baetis in the afternoon, and San Juan Worms as an attractor pattern.
What time of day is best on the Eagle?
There's good bug activity all day: Tricos in the morning and Baetis in the afternoon.
Stop by for these flies and current river info. Available in store at Glenwood Springs Outdoors, 831 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO.