The upper forks of the Snoqualmie river are intimate, fun little trout streams. Most folks fish the middle or south forks. Not a ton of bug life, but tons of eager fish that love dry flies.
Below the forks, but above the famous Snoqualmie Falls, there is a ton of easy water, eager trout and plenty of access.
Below the falls, its predominately a steelhead and salmon river, but it does receive a HUGE run of Sea-Run Cutthroat trout in September.
The pristine surroundings and easy access from Seattle makes this a great place to spend a day fishing.
| Insect | Size | Begin | End | |
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Caddis | 12-16 | May 15 | September 30th |
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Pale Morning Duns | 12-16 | June 1 | August 15 |
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March Brown | 12-16 | March 15 | May 15 |
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Midges | 16-20 | November 1 |
April 30 |
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Stoneflies | 6-16 | May 15 | July 15 |
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Grasshoppers | 4-16 | July 15th | September 15th |
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Beetles/Ants | 12-18 | June 15th | October 31 |
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