The Missouri is fishing well and squarely into its dry-fly prime, a few weeks early. Flows are dropping back toward average near 3,160 CFS at Holter, and fish are eating heavily.

Classic spring on the Mo, with sunshine, rain, and a side of late-April snow, but a steadier, warmer pattern is moving in for the week. Flows hold near 3,370 to 3,500 CFS with BWOs and midges leading and March Browns on deck.

The Missouri is settling into a textbook spring rhythm, and the fish picture has flipped from post-spawn sluggish to actively eating. BWOs are the headline hatch on a daily mid-afternoon window, with midges all day and March Browns and caddis building.

Spring is fully on the Missouri and the fishing is quite good across all four shops. Flows are steady near 3,370 to 3,500 CFS with BWOs the main event and midges a reliable second.

The Missouri is in classic spring form. Volatile weather has stepped water temps down to 44F, priming the BWO hatch, and post-spawn rainbows are spreading through the canyon to feed.