Roaring Fork River Fishing Report — September 28, 2026
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The Roaring Fork River near Glenwood Springs, Colorado is flowing around 400–450 CFS and fishing pretty well. It's a bumpy ride in the boat but definitely floatable. The top flies right now are San Juan Worms, Pat's Rubber Legs, Zebra Midges and flashy RS2s.
Current Roaring Fork River Conditions
Flows are currently running around 400–450 CFS. It's still a pretty bumpy ride in the boat at these flows, but the river is definitely floatable and the fishing has been worth getting out there. The Fork is in good shape heading into fall.
Best Flies for the Roaring Fork Right Now
We've been seeing good results with a combination of attractors and smaller subsurface patterns.
San Juan Worms
Pat's Rubber Legs
Zebra Midges
Flashy RS2s
Tips for Floating the Fork
If you're floating the Fork, be prepared for some faster water and a more technical ride. There are plenty of fish willing to eat when you get your flies in the right places.
Roaring Fork River FAQ
What are the Roaring Fork River flows right now?
As of September 28, 2026, flows are running around 400–450 CFS.
Is the Roaring Fork floatable right now?
Yes. It's a bumpy, more technical ride at these flows, but the river is definitely floatable.
What flies are working on the Roaring Fork?
San Juan Worms, Pat's Rubber Legs, Zebra Midges and flashy RS2s have all been putting fish in the net.
Stop by for these flies and current river info. Available in store at Glenwood Springs Outdoors, 831 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO.