Bighorn River Green River Wind River Fishing Report Wyoming

Triassic Lake Wyoming Fishing Report 2019

April 21, 2019 by Jeramie Prine

Triassic Lake Wyoming Fishing Report 2019 We are pleased to announce another amazing season on Triassic Lake. The true trophy Rainbows (24 plus inches, 8 pounds and better) survived another winter and are doing very well. The fish stocked in the lake last season, the freshman class, are now 18-20 inches and already fat. They are both going to grow a lot this summer. Triassic Lake is a true Wyoming fly fishing gem that contains the fattest, largest Rainbows!

Triassic Lake Wyoming Fishing Report 2019

Harry, Rusty and I scouted the lake yesterday and could not have asked for a better day. The fishing was steady and we were pleased to find it is going to be another exceptional season.

The Rainbows were keying in on EDC flies and small minnow patterns. The water temperature is perfect right now at 50-55 degrees. Our spring is bringing enough run-off and precipitation to keep the lake full and cool.

If you are looking for a pristine and private fly fishing experience from drift boat, then Triassic Lake is for you. Most people dream of catching a true trophy trout in a lifetime. Join us today and catch several trout of a lifetime on a 6 to 7 weight fly rode and 0-2x tippet.

Wyoming Fly Fishing Trophy Trout 2019

The Rainbow trout on the left was as long as our Yeti 45 cooler and two-thirds the width of it. The amazing fishing was only part of the joy. We saw a bald eagle, mule deer, a muskrat, and several pronghorn antelope while fishing. This trip captures the wild and scenic experience that is hard to find these days.

If you would like to fly fish for the giants of Triassic Lake, contact us via email or give us a call on our CONTACT PAGE.

We have several trips coming up on the Bighorn River this week. Keep posted for more fishing reports to come.

Click for detailed Bighorn River Fishing Report & Wind River Fishing Report

Dubois Wyoming Wind River Fishing Report Spring 2019

April 13, 2019 by Jeramie Prine

Dubois Wyoming Wind River Fishing Report Spring 2019 Fly Fishing on the Wind River in Dubois, Wyoming is starting to warm up along with the weather. We have received some spring storms, but in between, the weather and fishing has been really fun. Nothing beats kicking the cabin fever blues with fly fishing in Wyoming. Join our local, professional, and personable guides for a wade of drift boat fishing trip. We work hard to put you on the fish, and make sure you have a great time!

To see more detailed fishing reports on the Bighorn River and Wind River click the links below:

Bighorn River Fishing Report & Wind River Dubois Wyoming Fishing Report

If you are looking for fishing information or would like to book a fishing trip, please CONTACT US TODAY.

Dubois Wyoming Wind River Fishing Report Spring 2019

Bighorn River Wyoming Fishing Report Spring Spawn

April 11, 2019 by Jeramie Prine

Bighorn River Wyoming Fishing Report Spring Spawn: Fly fishing on the Bighorn River is going quite well right now. The river and the fishing is starting to warm up. A decent amount of big trout, including Brown Trout and Rainbows are coming to the boat. The first hatch of Blue Wing Olives are starting to come up. This hatch will make for some great dry fly fishing and hunting heads.

The Rainbow Trout are in full spawn and on the redds right now. We kindly ask that if you plan to fish the Bighorn River please avoid wade fishing and targeting trout on spawning beds. It is not good sport or conservation minded fishing to these fish. We are catching enough BIG trout in deep water from the boat below the shallows.

If you would like to read an informative article from Orvis about spawning trout check out: Pro Tips: Spring Fishing is Great, But Don’t Tread on Redds

Bighorn River Wyoming Fishing Report Spring Spawn

Bighorn River Fishing Wyoming Guides

If you would like to join us for a fishing trip or have any questions please give us a call or send us a message on our CONTACT Page.

Bighorn River Fishing News Spring Flush

March 18, 2019 by Jeramie Prine

Bighorn River Fishing News Spring Flush: Many people have been wondering if there will be a spring flush on the Bighorn River in Thermopolis, Wyoming this year. Unfortunately, there will not be a spring flush this March. According to the Bureau of Reclamation, there is not enough inflow to conduct the spring flush this year unless we receive a lot more moisture in the next week.

The Bureau of Rec. is looking at bumping flows the first part of May to 2100-2200 until the spring runoff is over. We had enough “flushing” or big water the past few years. A normal water year looks to be the case.

Bighorn River Fishing News Spring Flush

To see more detailed fishing reports for the Wind River and Bighorn River click the links below:

Wind River Fishing Report & Bighorn River Fishing Report

Join us for a fishing adventure in Wyoming, send us an email or give us a call. Just click on CONTACT PAGE and give us a shout.

Winter Fly Fishing Bighorn and Wind River in Wyoming

March 9, 2019 by Jeramie Prine

Winter Fly Fishing Bighorn and Wind River in Wyoming: Winter is still hanging on in Dubois and Thermopolis, Wyoming. The Bighorn River and Wind River (near town) is still free of ice despite our cold spell that has fallen into both basins. It has been cold, but the rivers have been uncrowded and fishing pretty well.

It is starting to get into the Rainbow Trout spawn. We ask that anglers do not beat up on the redds and spawning fish. It is simple enough to fish the deeper runs downriver of these spawning beds, and you avoid a confrontation with other anglers who may not be so nice about fishing the shallow water. These spawning beds are the future of the fishery and it is our duty as anglers to help protect these areas.

Winter Fly Fishing Bighorn and Wind River in Wyoming

To see Dunoir Fishing Adventures Weekly Fishing Reports on the Bighorn and Wind Rivers click links below:

Bighorn River Detailed Fishing Report

Wind River Detailed Fishing Report

If you have any questions or would like to book a trip for the 2019 season, please go to our CONTACT Page

Wind River & Bighorn River Fishing Report

February 13, 2019 by Jeramie Prine

Wind River & Bighorn River Fishing Report: The Bighorn River in Thermopolis and the Wind River in Dubois, Wyoming have been fishing well despite some winter conditions. Both rivers are free of ice for the most part. The Wind River in Dubois is frozen west of town, but is free of ice in town and east of town to the Wind River Reservation boundary.

Our guides are still hitting the river and taking trips out despite it still being winter. We are looking forward to another great season, and dates are starting to fill up for the summer. It looks like we will have a regular water year unless our spring changes significantly. We are looking forward to a “normal” year as far as runoff is concerned.

Bighorn & Wind River Fishing Report

To see more detailed fishing reports on the Bighorn River & Wind River please click the links below:

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Thermopolis, Wyoming

Wind River Fishing Report: Dubois, Wyoming

Bighorn River Wyoming Fish Count for 2018

December 21, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

Bighorn River Wyoming Fish Count for 2018 : The Wyoming Game and Fish has just released fish count numbers for the Bighorn River in Thermopolis, Wyoming. As many anglers know, we have had a few big water years that has been hard on trout populations. Last year’s fish count came in at 1100 trout per mile. This year’s count is looking promising with 1660 trout per mile. While not the 3600 trout per mile in years’ past. This is a positive sign that trout are doing well and hopefully we are on rise…pun intended. To see the complete numbers and information from the Cody Wyoming Game and Fish crew, click this link: Trends of the Bighorn River Trout Fishery Article

To see weekly fishing reports click links: Bighorn River Fishing Report or Wind River Fishing Report

Photo courtesy of Wyoming Game and Fish

If you are interested in booking a trip on the Bighorn River you can reach us by calling 307-349-3331 or send us a message from our CONTACT PAGE.

Now Booking 2019 Fishing Trips Wyoming

December 19, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

Now Booking 2019 Fishing Trips Wyoming : We have been receiving bookings for 2019 for the Wind River, Bighorn River, Green River and Triassic Lake. If you want to join professional, personable and experienced LOCAL fishing guides in Wyoming, Dunoir Fishing Adventures is your source!

Keep posted on some of our new trips that we are rolling out for the 2019 fishing season, including float fishing trips on the Wind River in Dubois, Wyoming. More to come on our improvements for next season in our next fishing report.

Our Orvis-Endorsed Guide Service is updating fishing reports on the Wind River and Bighorn River weekly. Click this link for most current reports: Wind River Fishing Reports & Bighorn River Fishing Reports

Should you want to book a fishing trip for 2019 you can call us at 307-349-3331 or send us a message on our CONTACT PAGE.

We wish everyone a safe, healthy and happy holiday season!

2019 Fishing Trips Wyoming

Happy Veterans Day from Wyoming Thank You for your Service

November 11, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

Happy Veterans Day from Wyoming Thank You for your Service

Our guides at Dunoir Fishing Adventures would like to thank our heros, all Veterans, who have served to protect our freedoms and our country. We are blessed to have the liberties we enjoy so much, such as fishing and enjoying the outdoors. Thank you for your service and we wish you a Happy Veterans’ Day! Everyday needs to be Veterans Day.

If you are looking for a way to help support Project Healing Waters, please visit the Project Healing Waters NorCal Online Auction and put in a bid on one of the many auction items. We are donating a guided trip in Dubois, Wyoming as our way to say thanks to this amazing program for Veterans. Thank you for your service!

To see our Orvis Fishing Reports please click the links: Bighorn River Fishing Report & Wind River Fishing Report

Summer Fly Fishing in Wyoming Wind River and Bighorn River Guide Report August 2018

August 1, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

Summer Fly Fishing in Wyoming Wind River and Bighorn River Guide Report August 2018

Another busy July fly fishing across Dubois and Thermopolis areas has passed and it is time to move on to August. We are pleased to announce that water flows across the state of Wyoming have finally dropped to summer levels and fly fishing has been fantastic! Our guides have been busy guiding the Wind River and tributaries in Dubois, the Bighorn River in Thermopolis, and wrapping up trips on the Green River in Fontenelle and Triassic Lake until the fall season and cooler temperatures start happening.

Summer Fly Fishing in Wyoming Wind River and Bighorn River Guide Report August 2018

Wind River Dubois, Wyoming Fishing Guide Report: The fishing in Dubois, Wyoming is excellent right now with the Wind River and all tributaries water flows at summer levels and plenty of insects to entice the trout!

We would like to give a special thanks to Platte Rivers Veterans Fly Fishing crew for joining us in Dubois, Wyoming this last week. We are honored to host this amazing crew of Veterans. Thank you!

Our guests have been predominantly catching Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout on dry foam patterns and naturals. If you are fishing in the area, watch for afternoon thunder showers and lightning. Find a safe location and wait it out. It will pass.

New to this season are raft float fishing trips down the Wind River in Dubois to access hard to reach wade fishing locations. Call or email today to enquire about this option and conditions.

Click HERE to see Dunoir Fishing Adventures weekly Wind River Fishing Reports on the Orvis webpage.

Summer Fly Fishing in Wyoming Wind River and Bighorn River Guide Report August 2018

Bighorn River Thermopolis, Wyoming Fishing Guide Report:

Our guides have had a busy July on the Bighorn River in Thermopolis, Wyoming. Water flows out of Boysen Dam have dropped to half of what they were a week ago; down to 1875 cfs currently.

Our guides have been reporting hit or miss fishing conditions with some days fishing very well, and other days getting one or two nice trout to the boat a chore. It has been a slow season overall on the Bighorn River with our trout numbers down to half of what they were a few years ago.

If you are planning on fishing the Bighorn River right now, just know that you will have to work hard for them and fish in the boat is not guaranteed. Our guides will work hard despite the conditions to ensure you have a great trip. The fishing conditions should only improve as the water flows level out and cooler temperatures arrive.

Click HERE to see Dunoir Fishing Adventures weekly Bighorn River Fishing Reports on the Orvis webpage.