Appalachians
Greenbrier River
Live Conditions
Greenbrier River — At Durbin
7-Day Flow
↓ Falling
24-Hr Pressure
27.5 inHg · → High/stable
Local Weather
Tough conditions — fish deep
Today
☁️Overcast
62° / 41°
Tomorrow
☁️Overcast
63° / 44°
Mon
☁️Overcast
62° / 44°
Tue
☁️Overcast
65° / 44°
Cold front incoming — go deep with nymphs, surface activity likely slow.
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What should I fish today?
⚡ AIAI-powered recommendation using today's live flow, temperature, and hatch data.
6.8
Time of Day
Using: 68.6 CFS · 49.3°F · Midges and BWOs on mild afternoons. Brown trout spawning — RESPECT REDDS. Cold limestone flows.
What should I pack?
Rod, flies, tippet, and safety gear specific to today's Greenbrier River conditions.
🪰 Hatch Calendar
Greenbrier River · November · Late Fall
🟢 Active now at 49.3°F water
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Midges and BWOs on mild afternoons. Brown trout spawning — RESPECT REDDS. Cold limestone flows.
🟢 Active · 🟡 Approaching · ⚪ Seasonal only
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About Greenbrier River
The Greenbrier River in Pocahontas County flows through one of the most remote and beautiful valleys in the Eastern US. Wild and stocked trout, excellent dry fly hatches, and the Greenbrier River Trail running alongside — a bucket-list Appalachian fishing destination.
Regulations
Standard WV trout regulations. Portions run through private farmland — check access and respect no-trespassing signs.
Learn More
Guides to help you fish Greenbrier River with more confidence.
West Virginia Fishing Regulations for Fly Anglers
Licenses, the separate trout fishing stamp, WV's tiered water classifications (stocked, C&R artificial-only, delayed harvest, wild trout),…
Trout Species of West Virginia
West Virginia's only native trout — the Southern Appalachian brook trout, the official state fish — plus the introduced rainbows and browns that fill…
How Barometric Pressure Affects Fishing (And How to Use It)
That gorgeous bluebird day after a cold front? Worst fishing of the year. Here's the data behind why pressure changes matter more than the weather…