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Wyoming Private Trophy Trout Fishing at Triassic Lake

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New in 2018, Dunoir Fishing Adventures now offers guided fly fishing trips for Wyoming private trophy trout fishing at Triassic Lake. 

Now is your chance to fly fish for true trophy Rainbow Trout on a beautiful and secluded Wyoming ranch reservoir from a drift boat. Our guides have dubbed this fishery, Triassic Lake as it represents what they considered Wyoming’s version of the world famous Jurassic Lake in Argentina due to the monster Rainbow Trout and abundant bug life that inhabit this private lake. These Rainbow Trout will even eat full grown mice!

Wyoming Private Trophy Trout Fishing at Triassic Lake

The average Rainbow Trout in Triassic Lake is six pounds and 20-24 inches in length (there are no little fish in the lake). The Rainbows that lurk in Traissic are fat due to abundant underwater structure and ridiculous amount of bug life found in the reservoir. Better yet, they fight like true Rainbow Trout! 

Our guides fish this lake by drift boat, but there are opportunities to get out of the boat and wade on the flats and banks as well. If you are looking to land a trophy trout of a lifetime, want to hone your fly fishing skills for big fish, or simply want an entire lake to yourself with some of the largest fish you can imagine, then spend a day with us on Triassic Lake!

For prices on this trip, please visit our RATES & INFO page.

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Thermopolis, Wyoming

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Bighorn River Fishing Report Thermopolis, Wyoming

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Thermopolis, Wyoming; The Bighorn River water flows have recently bumped up to 3000 CFS in anticipation of spring runoff. There is only about 977 CFS flowing into Boysen Reservoir, so the Bureau of Reclamation is planning ahead. With not as much snowpack this year, the Bighorn River should not see the high water flows that we have seen in the past couple of seasons. We will see what the rest of spring brings too. We will keep you posted on any crazy weather or conditions that could pop up.

This weekend brought the first real blue wing olive hatch for the season. The dry fly fishing was the most productive with trout feeding on the surface actively. It is always a hoot to be fishing smaller dry flies so early in the season and there should only be more of the blue wing bite to come. Hot flies: annelids, eggs, midges, and blue wing olives. To see the most current Wind River/Bighorn River water flows click HERE.

Green River Fishing Report: Fontenelle, Wyoming

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Green River Fishing Report Fontenelle Wyoming

Green River Fishing Report: Fontenelle, Wyoming

Green River Fishing Report: Fontenelle, Wyoming: The fly fishing on the Green River is definitely heating up right now along with the weather on the right day. Spring is definitely right around the corner and we love to guide and fish on the Green River throughout the spring into early summer before temperatures get too hot. We have trips going out this week and will keep you posted on the most current conditions. We have been catching nice healthy rainbows in deeper water in order to avoid any potential spawners. 

Current Water Flows Green River: Fontenelle, Wyoming

Hot flies right now include: annelids, scuds, midges. It is spring and rainbows are spawning. Please avoid fishing and walking through shallow spawning beds (redds). These spawning grounds are the future to healthy and productive fisheries. 

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Thermopolis, Wyoming

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Bighorn River Fishing Report

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Thermopolis, Wyoming

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Thermopolis, Wyoming: No Spring Flush this year on the Bighorn River according to the Chief of Water Operations. Typically, every March the Bureau of Reclamation will conduct a spring flush to wash out sediment and debris from the river to help with spawning and trout habitat. However, due to the high water we have seen this last year and through the winter there is not a need to have a spring flush. River flows are projected to increase to 2000 CFS in the next few days and will probably reach 3000 CFS by the end of the month. River flows from then on will be highly dependent on what spring will bring with moisture and melt. 

 Current water flows: Wind River/Bighorn River 

Fishing on the Bighorn River has steadily gotten better from the middle of winter. Warmer weather is helping the fishing and bringing quite a few anglers eager to shake the cabin fever to the river.  We ask fishermen to avoid fishing to podded up rainbow trout on their redds (spawning beds) in shallow water. Fish the drop offs and deeper runs and you will catch just as many fish. Hot flies right now include: sow bugs, midges, annelids, leeches

Bighorn & Wind River Fishing Report Wyoming

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Bighorn Wind River Fishing Report

Bighorn & Wind River Fishing Report Wyoming Winter

Bighorn & Wind River Fishing Report Wyoming: It is still definitely winter in Wyoming, but there is plenty of open water fishing to be had on the Bighorn, Wind and Green Rivers in western Wyoming should you have a bit of cabin fever.

Bighorn River: Thermopolis, Wyoming Fishing Report: Fishing is good right now on the right day with the right weather. Thermopolis has had a good week of weather and it should continue through the weekend. A big change from the past few weeks with winter storms moving through. The mountains surrounding the Bighorn Basin have been receiving snow, but not excessive amounts. The Game and Fish have released fish shock results, and fish numbers do seem to be down to 1100 fish per mile. We have had a few pretty big water years and crazy conditions. Our guides and clients have been still catching nice big trophy browns and rainbows. Most fisheries would dream of having those numbers and size of fish. Bottom line, the Bighorn River is still a classified Blue Ribbon Trout River despite lower numbers. Hot flies right now: sow bugs, midges, annelids, eggs, leeches and streamers on the right day. We have trips going out this month so please keep posted on fishing reports and conditions. 

Click on River for Current Water Flow Data:

Bighorn River

Green River

Wind River (not ice from Dubois downriver)

Lander, Dubois, Thermopolis & Fontenelle Fishing Guide Wyoming

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Lander Fishing Dubois Fishing Thermopolis Fishing Report Wyoming

Lander Fishing, Dubois Fishing, Thermopolis Fishing Report Wyoming

Lander, Dubois, Thermopolis & Fontenelle Fishing Guides Wyoming: Dunoir Fishing Adventures is a fourth generation Wyoming owned and operated business guiding anglers on some of Wyoming’s finest trout waters in the state. Our guide service prides itself in guiding anglers on the Bighorn River, Green River, Popo Agie, and Wind River. Let our local guides show you the hidden gems of Wyoming’s finest fly fishing trips there are to experience . Join our professional  Orvis Endorsed Fly-Fishing Guide Service  for a fishing trip of a lifetime. Keep posted for fishing reports to come on the Bighorn , Green and Wind Rivers.  

Bighorn River Clean Up in Thermopolis is scheduled for this next Sunday (February 18th) starting at 9 am. There will be a lot of boats on the water, so it may not be the best day to plan a fishing trip. Come on out and help keep the Bighorn River beautiful. 

Bighorn River Fishing Report February 2018 VIDEO

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Bighorn River Fishing Report February 2018: The fishing in Thermopolis, Wyoming on the Bighorn River is slow right now with not a lot of fish to the boat. The fish we are catching are nice and nothing beats a day on the river in February. Here is a quick little Bighorn River Fishing Report video from yesterday. Hope you enjoy! To see current water flows from Boysen Dam on the Wind River and Bighorn River click HERE.

 

Bighorn River & Lander Luckey Pond Conservation

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Bighorn River Clean Up
Lander Luckey Pond Project

Bighorn River Clean Up: Adiposse Wyoming Council of Trout Unlimited from Cody is hosting a Bighorn River clean up scheduled for February 18, 2018, or February 25th if the weather is bad. Bighorn Ready Mix will be providing a dump truck to help haul all of the garbage that is found in the river. If you are interested in helping out, give us a call and we will be happy to point you in the right direction. The clean up will focus on Wedding of the Waters all the way to Skeleton take-out this year. 

Wyoming Game & Fish in Lander will also be having a volunteer conservation project at Luckey Pond on February 13, 2018 starting at 8:30 am (meet at the Game & Fish office). Free doughnuts will be provided and volunteers will carpool to Luckey Pond to help remove Russian Olives from the dam and around Luckey Pond. Please contact Betsy Morgan at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department if you are interested in helping:  elizabeth.morgan@wyo.gov or 307-335-2645. 

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Cast & Blast

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Bighorn River Fishing Report

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Winter Brown Trout

Bighorn River Fishing Report: Cast & Blast-We had a great day waterfowl hunting and fly fishing on the Bighorn River yesterday! The warmer weather (38 degrees) and sunshine were fully welcomed! The Bighorn River flows are at 1254 CFS  and Boysen Reservoir is slowly emptying for spring run-off. The best time of the day for fishing the river right now is from 10 am to 3 pm when temperatures are warmest. Standard winter tailwater flies are productive right now including: annelids, midges, and sow bugs. So far boat ramps are still accessible and there is little ice on the river despite the cold temperatures the last few weeks, but caution is still advised. There is a considerable amount of snow in Thermopolis right now, but the fishing is good if you don’t mind a little cold weather and ice on your fly rod guides.

Bighorn River Fishing Guides

Bighorn River Waterfowl Hunting Thermopolis, WY

Duck season is now closed on the Bighorn River in Thermopolis, Wyoming. We had a fun day yesterday finishing out the duck season with a few ducks and a goose. There were a lot of ducks and geese flying. It was a productive and beautiful day to hunt topped off with fishing. Nothing beats combining both hunting and fishing in one day and finding success in both! Duck hunting may be over, but there is still some time to concentrate on goose hunting until the end of the month. There seems to be plenty in the area.

Reminder to drift boat anglers: Please do not forget to purchase your 2018 AIS sticker and/or get your boat inspected if you are coming from out of state. To see more information please visit the Wyoming Game and Fish AIS Program. The Game & Fish have frequent check stations on and off the river, and the fine is steep. We want to keep our pristine waters free of aquatic invasive species. 

 

 

Green River Wyoming Fishing Video

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We would like to thank our guest, Keoni Lee, for providing the time lapse video footage of his trip on the Green River with guide Jeff Judkins. The Green River was BIG, but the fishing proved to be absolutely outstanding! Thanks Keoni and we look forward to seeing you again.

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