Muddy Creek โ€“ Below Wolford Reservoir Fishing Report

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Below Wolford Mountain Reservoir north of Kremmling, Muddy Creek is a small tailwater with good browns and rainbows.

Looking for the latest Muddy Creek Below Wolford Reservoir river report? This page is updated by the AvidMax fly shop team with live flows, current conditions, hatches and the flies working now on the Muddy Creek โ€“ Below Wolford Reservoir.

Current flows

Wind forecast

Below Wolford Reservoir fishing report

Updated November 7, 2026.

FishingFairWaterClearHatchesMidges

The winter release is about 16 cfs and clear, with water around 49ยฐF. We have no fresh report. Fish midges, Baetis and small leeches at midday.

Load your fly box

Before you head to Below Wolford Reservoir, bring: Zebra Midge #20-22, RS2 Emerger #20-22, JuJu Baetis #20-22, Mini Leech #12-14, Pheasant Tail Nymph #16-20, Black Beauty #20-24, Egg #14-16, Squirmy Wormie #12-14, Scud Bomb #14-16.

Flies working right now

The flies above that we have in stock right now.

Below Wolford Reservoir river details

AccessBLM Muddy Creek Fishing Access, about 3 miles north of Kremmling off County Road 227. Trails reach about 1.5 miles of the creek below the dam.
ElevationAbout 7,450 ft
Drive from AvidMaxAbout 122 miles, roughly 2 hours 42 minutes from our Centennial shop
Best seasonSpring and fall
FishBrown and rainbow trout, 14 to 16 inches is common
RegulationsCheck Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the current rules. A Colorado fishing license is required.
Leaders and tippet9 ft leaders, 6X tippet
CampingWolford Mountain Reservoir campground
KidsNo. Exposed and windy.
Good to knowBring layers. The open meadow has no shelter.

Fishing by season

Winter

Low and cold.

Spring

Before runoff turns it muddy.

Summer

Hoppers on the banks.

Fall

Browns below the dam.

How to get there

Take US-40 north from Kremmling to County Road 227 and the BLM access.

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