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A personalized fly fishing experience on the private waters of Oak Creek in the heart of Sedona.
Sedona Oak Creek
Private Waters Fishing Trip
Escape to the private waters of Oak Creek and spend four hours chasing trout in the heart of Sedona. Your guide will tailor the experience to the conditions, your skill level and your goals for the day.
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Arizona Fishing
Dirty Verde Outfitters is the Verde Valley and Northern Arizona's all-in-one fly shop, tackle lounge, and guide service. Built by anglers for anglers, we're bringing together quality gear, local knowledge, guided adventures, and a laid-back fishing community in Camp Verde, Arizona.
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Our guide service is already running throughout the Verde Valley, Oak Creek, Sedona, and beyond. From wild trout and bass to hard fighting carp, we offer experiences for beginners, families, experienced anglers, and everyone in between.
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Conditions
Current river conditions for Oak Creek and the Verde River. Live gauge readings from the U.S. Geological Survey help you understand flow, water level, temperature and clarity before heading to the river.
Reading this page
Flow is measured in cubic feet per second (CFS), while gage height describes the water level at the monitoring station. Neither measurement tells the entire story of a river, but together they provide useful context for planning a day on the water.
Conditions can change
USGS measurements are real-time monitoring data and may be provisional. Conditions at your specific access point can differ from the gauge. Always evaluate the river yourself before entering the water.
Arizona Hatch Guide
Seasonal fly patterns for Northern and Central Arizona. Tap a month, then open a body of water to see what to throw.
January — Winter Flows
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
February — Early Season
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Rim Lakes
White Mountains
March — Spring Hatches
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
April — Bugs & Baitfish
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
May — Prime Spring
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
June — Summer Starts
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
July — Terrestrials
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
August — Terrestrials & Baitfish
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
September — Fall Transition
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
October — Fall Fishing
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
November — Cooling Water
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
December — Winter Patterns
Available in storeOak Creek
Verde River
Salt River
Payson & Mogollon Rim
White Mountains
Hatch activity can vary with elevation, weather, flows, water temperature, and local conditions. Use this guide as a starting point and check current conditions before heading out.
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