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Xicanx Fly
Xicanx Fly

Xicanx Fly

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About

Xicanx Fly is a fly fishing guide service based in Decorah, Iowa. They offer personalized fly fishing experiences in the Iowa Driftless and Great Lakes regions, targeting smallmouth and steelhead on Michigan rivers. The guide, Marco Kamimura, has extensive experience fishing freshwater fisheries across the U.S., including the Eastern Sierras and the Northeast.

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Fishing Types
Fly Fishing, Trout Fishing, Salmon & Steelhead, Bass Fishing

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5.0on Google, 12 reviews
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Around here

Around Xicanx Fly

10 mi

Source: USGS GNIS · Public land: USGS PAD-US

Typical flow by month

1952 to 2026

The water at Xicanx Fly typically runs highest in April, at a median 477 cfs, and lowest in January, at 104 cfs. The highest flow on record for any single day is 27,900 cfs, in 2008.

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Typical flow by month at Upper Iowa River at Decorah, IA, in cfs
MonthTypical (cfs)Usual range (cfs)
January10471 to 177
February11075 to 183
March325127 to 811
April477241 to 838
May403236 to 716
June346189 to 621
July244157 to 541
August192105 to 345
September16494 to 334
October15693 to 358
November16395 to 273
December12982 to 209

Typical is the median of each month’s daily median values, and the usual range runs from the median 25th to the median 75th percentile, across about 55 years of record. Statistics published by the US Geological Survey for Upper Iowa River at Decorah, IA (site 05387500). Conditions on any given day can fall well outside the usual range. Check the current reading before you go.

Current conditions

Today · Fri

80Go/ 100

CloudyHigh 42°F, low 31°FRain 0%Wind 10 kt, gusts 18

Streamflow

1,070 cfs

Much above normal (95th)

Water level

2.89 ft

National Weather ServiceBelow flood stage

Flood stage 12 ft. NWS reads 2.81 ft here.

NWS issues forecasts here only during high water.

Forecast from Open-Meteo global models (NOAA & ECMWF). Flood stages and forecasts: NOAA National Weather Service. See full conditions →