Fishing

The San Juan has seen some real flow changes lately. We went from 800 CFS, dropped down to 500 CFS, and now we’re back around 850 CFS. The Archuleta gauge is currently showing closer to 959 CFS, so there’s still a little bit of variation depending on where you’re looking. With the recent flow fluctuations,…

The San Juan Through The Year The San Juan is a true year-round tailwater. What changes isn’t whether you can catch fish—it’s how you fish, what the river gives you each month, and what style of trip (wade vs. float vs. euro) makes the most sense. Here’s the About Trout month-by-month breakdown so you can…

We love the San Juan River. That statement should come as no surprise for anyone has fished with About Trout. Learn more about our favorite fishery.

Here are some things that keep me sane during the guide day, I hope they help you put trout in the bag until the water clears and the sight fishing returns.

The San Juan offers a diversity of water types and a large trout population, you truly are only limited by your imagination.

While the bulk of what we do here at About Trout happens on the Quality Waters, we wanted to shed some light on another section of the river, "The Quantity Waters".

Fall fishing on the San Juan is one of my favorite times to guide, but it can also be incredibly technical.

As someone who spends the majority of their time in the desert, sometimes you desire a cooler and greener setting

Many times, anglers tend to think about a specific pattern or bug before they make it to the river.

Tailwaters, you love them, you hate them, you love to hate them or you hate to love them.