Join Us For The Green River Single Fly Tournament

The Utah Single Fly, held on the Utah's beautiful Green River, is a fly fishing tournament whose mission is to raise funds to assist in the continued efforts for the improvements of fisheries within the Green River drainage. This event has become a great way for our chapter to help with improving our local waters. We have been able to use some of the proceeds to partner with the Utah Division of Fish and Wildlife and the Ashley National forest. Some of these projects have been years in the making and have greatly benefited all that have fished in these waters.

Where Nature And Fun Become One!

We are currently working on the restoration of Brush Creek, a 1.7 mile section that lies between the SimplotMine and the Red Fleet reservoir. This restoration includes access agreements, a parking lot, trail, and bank restoration for trout habitat.


This project was started by our chapter, and along with the Utah Fish and Wildlife efforts, has become a reality. Construction is scheduled to start in the spring of 2023. This years proceeds will be used towards the continuation of this project and other projects in the Green River drainage.


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Our Goals This Year

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SINGLE FLY RULES

GENERAL

Each team will consist of 4 anglers of which only two members of the team may be a professional fulltime or part-time fly-fishing guide on the Green River.


A professional is defined as anyone who, within the last 5 years, has received income for services performed as a fly fishing guide.Teams that have not purchased guides will have guides chosen by a random drawing to be held at the orientation banquet.


Participating guides can be purchased at registration ($500.00 for each individual guide purchased up to 2 guides purchased per team) Contestants will furnish their own fly fishing equipment of their choosing.



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Each contestant may bring one or two fly rods in the boat.


No real or artificial fishing attractants, such as scents, are allowed.


Federal and State rules and regulations governing the waters to be fished will be strictly observed. Careful; catch and release techniques required.


Only trout species will be counted in the scoring.


Each team will designate one pair of anglers to fish Section A (from the cable crossing below the boat launch at the Dam to Little Hole ramp #1), and one pair of anglers to fish on Section B (from below Little Hole ramp #3 to Indian Crossing ramp)

No double section floats.


Guides and Anglers can launch no earlier than 8:15am nor later than 9:00am Fishing hours will be from 8:30am to 4:00 pm. Guides are the official time keepers and judges.


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THE FLY


Any conventional fly patter (dry, wet, nymph, streamer, ect,) may be used. Single barbless hook only!


The fly may have one bead, cone or dumbbell eye set and may have lead or non-lead wire used in the construction of the fly. Molded metal heads (jigs) are not allowed.


Flies must be tied on a single barbless hook or on a hook with the barb pushed down. Repair of flies may only be done with the use of glue or any adhesive.


Any retying of the fly with thread or fly tying materials is prohibited. Broken hooks may be honed or filed to a usable sharpness via any sharpening tool.


Traditional strike indicators are allowed, but in no event may be larger than the diameter of a quarter. Flies, even those with broken hooks, are not allowed to be used as an indicator. Only a single fly may be attached to the leader.


**There is to be no weight, other than the weight of the fly, attached below the indicator.

No other material may be attached.**



MULLIGANS


A MULLIGAN fly can be purchased at the time of registration for a donation of $100.00 for each Mulligan. Each team may purchase one MULLIGAN for each angler-2 per boat/4 team.

MULLIGANS are non-refundable. A MULLIGAN fly has to be identical to

the original fly that each angler begins with at the start offishing- the identical pattern in size, color, shape, ect.

Once the MULLIGAN is tied on and fished theoriginal fly cannot

be reused!!

Each angler who has purchased a MULLIGAN fly can NOT use another

angler's MULLIGAN nor can an angler who has not purchased a MULLIGAN use their

partners MULLIGAN- they are non-transferable- neither can the two flies be fished in tandem!


Please Remember To Tip Your Guide!

They Are Donating Their time

Stone Package

This package will get you everything you will need to fish this tournament. It includes the entrance for 4

people, dinner for both Thursday and Friday and the breakfast on Friday morning. It provides you with two professional river guides, that will be selected by random from guides available. This also makes you eligible for all auction and raffle items.


Total package price $2000

Cicada Package

This package includes everything that the Stone package includes with the addition of four mulligan flies, one per angler. There will also be swag included on your table and $150 worth of raffle tickets per team member.


Total package price $3000

Salmon Package

This is our fully upgraded package. It includes everything that the Stone package offers, four mulligan flies, one per angler, a serious amount of swag, and the $150.00 worth of raffle tickets per angler. In addition it includes two requested guides, first come first serve. There will be one premium rod, such as a Sage or Echo rod, added to the package.

Total package price $4500

Pick Your Package

Salmon

*50% down when purchasing.

* please specify which package.

If you cannot pay through Venmo please scroll to bottom of page for instructions

SCORING

Catch & release methods must be observed, and minimal handling of trout and protection of the

fishery resource are of utmost importance. Touching and handling of trout will be minimized by strict adherence to the following:

A. Netting, measuring and release of the trout must be performed and documented by the guide.

B. All landed trout must be measured in order to count towards individual and team scores.

Measurement will be done by the guide only with the use of the provided measuring trough. The guide's decision on measurement length is final.

C. All landed trout that are measured 15" or smaller will score 5 points. All landed trout that are measured 16" or longer shall score 1 point for each inch of measurement. (eg. a trout that measures 18" long will score 18 points) Fish are measured from the tip of the nose to the tip of the relaxed tail (the tail of the trout should not be pinched)

D. "Big Trout Bonus": A trout of20-22" will earn a special "big trout" bonus of 10 points.

E. "Super Big Bonus": A trout over 22" will'earn aspecial "super big trout" bonus of20 points.

F. All fish measured must equal the length specified (eg. a 17.5 inch fish cannot be rounded up to 18" nor can a 19.8" fish be rounded up to 20" nor can a fish be rounded up to 20" or 22" to

qualify for bonus points.

G. The team score shall equal the total # of points accumulated from al 4 team members from all the trout landed and measured using the scoring system as outlined above.

H. Score cards collected, signed and turned in after the designated fishing time are final. It is the responsibility of the guide and team members to have all scorecards correctly filled out prior to turning them in for scoring.



About The Green River

If you're looking for an unforgettable fishing experience, look no further than Utah's Green River. Known for its stunning beauty and abundant trout population, this river offers anglers of all levels have a chance to reel in some trophy-worthy catches.

The Green River is famous for its blue-ribbon waters, which are teeming with brown and rainbow trout. Nestled in the picturesque surroundings of the Utah canyons, this river provides a beautiful backdrop for an unforgettable day on the water.

Its crystal-clear waters create an optimal environment for both dry fly and nymph fishing, making it a dream destination for fly anglers. With its numerous riffles, pools, and deep runs, you'll find plenty of opportunities to test your skills and land that perfect catch.

One of the main attractions of the Green River is its prolific hatches. From midges to caddisflies, these hatches provide a bounty of food for the trout, leading to aggressive feeding frenzies and explosive strikes. Witnessing a trout rise and take your perfectly presented fly is an experience that will stay with you for a lifetime.

Aside from the thrilling fishing opportunities, the Green River also provides a chance to immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural surroundings. The towering red rock cliffs, lush vegetation, and tranquil sounds of flowing water create a peaceful and rejuvenating atmosphere for all who visit.

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