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Arkansas River — Pueblo Tailwater

Tailwater · Moffat Street, PuebloLive flow only

No score yet

Live gauge data only. This water needs an ideal-flow range and a fly write-up before it can be scored.

● Live flow from USGS · water temp from sample (no temp sensor at this gauge)

41 cfs
Flow
Water temp
38.254, -104.606
Location · USGS gauge
Not yet set
Ideal flow · no score without it

Fly-shop reports

No shops connected for this river yet

Hatchwise doesn't yet have a fly shop linked to Arkansas River — Pueblo Tailwater, so there was nothing to check — this isn't a shop reporting slow water. Live flow and temperature above are real and current.

Live flow and water temperature come from the USGS gauge. Shop reports appear here once a shop is connected to this water.

Species
Not yet recorded
USGS gauge 07099970

Seasonal hatch report

In season now

Fall — BWOs & Streamers

Cooling water wakes the fish up. Blue-Winged Olives return on grey afternoons, and pre-spawn browns chase streamers hard.

Morning
Dawn – 11am
Hatching
Midges · BWO nymphs · Trico (early fall)
Flies
Pheasant Tail #18, RS-2 #20, Trico spinner #24
Rig
Nymph deep; streamer the banks early for aggressive browns.
Afternoon
NOW
11am – 5pm
Hatching
Blue-Winged Olives · October caddis (freestone)
Flies
BWO dun #20-22, Parachute Adams #20, October Caddis #10
Rig
Overcast = dry BWOs; otherwise swing/strip streamers for browns.
Evening
5pm – dark
Hatching
BWO spinners · Streamer window
Flies
Sculpin/Woolly Bugger #6-8, RS-2 #20
Rig
Strip big flies through frog water at last light for the biggest fish.
Source: Hatchwise Seasonal Guide · updated Jul 5, 12:00 PM MT. General seasonal patterns — verify against a current local shop report before you go.

Sources & last updated

SourceFeedsMost recent update
USGS 07099970 Arkansas River — Pueblo TailwaterSep 14, 11:45 AM MT · flow live
Hatchwise Seasonal GuideHatch & fly guidanceJul 5, 12:00 PM MT · editorial
Fly-shop reportsShop-validated fly recsNo report found — searched

Live flow & water temp come straight from the USGS Instantaneous Values service; timestamps are the gauge's own reading times (Mountain Time).