Bighorn River Green River Wind River Fishing Report Wyoming

Bighorn River & Lander Luckey Pond Conservation

January 30, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

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

January 14, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

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 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

January 9, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

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.

Dubois, Wyoming Fishing Report: Pete’s Pond

January 9, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

Pete’s Pond: Dubois, Wyoming Fishing

Dubois, Wyoming Fishing Report: Pete’s Pond: Dubois, Wyoming has a new addition for 2018! We are super excited to see all of the hard work that Dubois Anglers & Wildlife Group (DAWGS) has put into the construction of Pete’s Pond come to life! Pete’s Pond is now full and almost complete. DAWGS still has a few more projects left to complete: fishing piers, bridge over the outlet, sidewalks and landscape work. They have raised an amazing amount of money for this community pond, but need just a little more help to wrap it up for people to enjoy it. To help support Pete’s Pond, please visit Dubois Anglers & Wildlife Group webpage. A huge thanks to all who have contributed to Pete’s Pond. It will have a positive lasting effect for wildlife and people for generations.

Happy New Year from Wyoming 2018 Fishing Season is Here!

January 7, 2018 by Jeramie Prine

Bighorn River Wyoming Winter Fishing

Bighorn River, Green River, Dubois Fly Fishing Report: Happy New Year and we are looking forward to a fishy 2018 season! We had a very busy fall guiding and hunting. 2018 has officially started and we are looking forward to upcoming trips on the Bighorn River and Green River.

Bighorn River: Thermopolis, Wyoming: The Bighorn River flows have finally stabilized at 1252 CFS. Boysen Reservoir is currently 88% full and the Bureau of Reclamation is letting more water out than inflow. Water flows were all over the place this fall and it is nice to have some stability. The Bighorn is floatable and fishable right now, but is high for winter season. Might be tough to place decoys for the waterfowl hunters, but for fishing, we like higher water levels. Keep posted as we have trips going out on the Bighorn River.

Green River: Fontenelle, Wyoming: We are looking forward to getting back on the Green River for the 2018 season. What a BIG water year it was on the Green River! Fishing remained good despite large river flows this season. We have not been on the Green River since November and are really looking forward to upcoming trips! River flows are at 1700 cfs and on a calm day the fishing can be outstanding. Keep posted for upcoming reports on the Green River below Fontenelle, Wyoming.

Dubois & Wind River, Wyoming: The Wind River in Dubois, Wyoming is fishable on the right day. The river is about the best it has looked all season. It was a big water year in Dubois as well, but we had plenty of water to fish despite the challenging conditions on the Wind River. Our friend and guide Leon has been having some good days on the Wind this season. Temperatures and winds have been pretty harsh in Fremont County, but on the right day the fishing can be stellar.

BIG NEWS & Wyoming Fishing Report

September 21, 2017 by Jeramie Prine

Orvis Endorsed Fly-Fishing Guide Service

BIG NEWS & Wyoming Fishing Report: Dunoir Fishing Adventures has recently formed a partnership with Orvis as an “Orvis Endorsed Fly-Fishing Guide Service.” Our hard work on the water is paying off, and some of our friends thought we would be a good match for this partnership. We strive to provide the best service that we can on the water. We believe that Orvis will be a good fit and partner for our philosophy. To see our information on the Orvis website please click HERE.

Current Fishing Report: Our guides have been extremely busy with guests this fall on the Wind River, Bighorn River, and taking clients to the different streams in Dubois, Wyoming. The Bighorn River has drastically dropped water flows to roughly 900 cfs (down from 9000 cfs earlier this year). Fall has reached Wyoming with cooler temperatures and our first snow up in the high country. Fishing is very good right now and the weather is perfect. We will put out a more detailed report in the next day or two. Keep posted.

Bighorn River, Green River & Wind River Fishing Report

August 31, 2017 by Jeramie Prine

Wyoming fishing guide dubois lander fontenelle thermopolis

Wind River, Bighorn River & Green River Fishing Report

Dubois, Wyoming Fishing Report: We have been very busy this past month guiding across Northwestern Wyoming on all of our guidable rivers and streams hence the lack of current reports. Fishing in Dubois, Wyoming on the tributaries and surrounding area of the Wind River have been fishing well. Rivers and streams are still fairly high, but completely manageable now. The dry fly fishing has been very consistent since July and the Wind River is slowly clearing up from the landslide. There is a chance it may be clear in the upcoming months. The Wind is fishable now, but not gin clear like it normally is this time of year.

Bighorn River: Thermopolis, Wyoming Fishing Report: The Bighorn River is currently flowing at around 2200 cfs and still a bit off color. Fish still seem to be a bit confused and scattered at times due to the high water flows we have had. With that said we are catching nice fish on each trip albeit slow between fish at times. The fishing will improve as the temperatures start to cool off and fall sets in. We absolutely love fall fly fishing on the Bighorn River. Keep posted as we have several trips going out the rest of the week.

Green River: Fontenelle, Wyoming Fishing Report: The Green River in Fontenelle is currently flowing at 1490 cfs. We have had a great spring and summer with guests on the Green with some big trout brought to the boat. Weather is hot right now and can slow down the fishing a bit, but with cooler temperatures the fishing has been good. We have several boats going out this week on the Green River so keep posted for more to come.

Bighorn River Fishing, Dubois & Green River Fishing Report

July 24, 2017 by Jeramie Prine

Casting for Recovery: Dubois, Wyoming

Project Healing Waters Long Beach Program

Bighorn River Fishing: Thermopolis, Wyoming is dropping water flows each day, and the clarity is starting to improve. Fish are definitely starting to feed. We are taking out several fishing trips out on the Bighorn this week, so keep posted for more to come! It will be great to get back to the Bighorn knowing that the fishing should only get better each day! The Wind/Bighorn River is flowing at 5106 cfs with only 4300 cfs coming in. Boysen Reservoir should be out of flood stage tomorrow! To see current water flow data on the Wind River and Bighorn River please click HERE

Dubois, Wyoming Fishing Report: The past few weeks our guides have been busy in the Dubois area fishing the many tributaries. The streams and creeks have been fishing extremely well with dry-dropper setups. We have been honored to work with Casting for Recovery Wyoming and Project Healing Waters Long Beach Program over the past few weeks. It is always a very special treat for us to spend time on the water with some of the most amazing people! Thank you!

The water is dropping quickly in Dubois, and we have all been looking forward to fishing the Wind River. Unfortunately, the Wind River is low enough to fish, but there was a huge landslide that is sloughing in dirt and debris into the river. We are not sure when the river will clear up, but we will keep you posted. To read more about the landslide in the Wind River click HERE

Green River Fontenelle Fishing Report: The Green River below Fontenelle has been fishing well through high water and through the dropping of river flows. Guests have caught some beautiful trout and it is great to see the river fishing so well! High water years and plenty of precipitation have really helped the fishery! As the summer temperatures heat up, we will spend less and less time on the Green River to help protect the fish. The river flows are currently at 4770 cfs. To see the most current water data from the Bureau of Reclamation click HERE

Dubois, Wyoming Fishing Report & Bighorn and Green River Conditions

July 11, 2017 by Jeramie Prine

Dubois, Wyoming Yellowstone Cutthroat Fishing

DUBOIS, WYOMING FISHING REPORT: The fly fishing and the river conditions are slowly starting to improve in the Dubois area. The Wind River is still blown out and a lot of that is due to our afternoon storms that have been rolling in. The high mountain tributaries to the Wind River are slowly starting to shape up, but are still running big. We advise anglers to use caution wade fishing and not try to cross too swift of currents. That being said, there are a lot of productive channels to fish. We have been doing well catching some beautiful Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout, and been busy scouting all water in the area. We are honored to be able to fish with a group of excited anglers from Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing for the next three days.

BIGHORN & GREEN RIVER CONDITIONS: The Bighorn River is slowly starting to drop. The current river flows out of Boysen Dam are still at 8432 cfs and water is still off color. We are hoping to see some improvement this week as inflows have dropped significantly.

Green River fishing conditions are remaining good and we have had several trips go out the past few weeks below Fontenelle Dam. A lot of big fish are eating and our clients have been enjoying the great weather and solid fishing. The Green River is currently dropping river flows to 4000 cfs. Fishing has remained good through the drop. We have more trips going out in the next few days, so keep posted.

Green River Fishing, Dubois Fishing, and Bighorn River Fishing Report

July 6, 2017 by Jeramie Prine

Green River Brown Trout Wyoming

Green River Fishing, Dubois Fishing, and Bighorn River Fishing Report:

Dunoir Fishing Adventures hopes everyone had a fun and safe Fourth of July! We are fortunate to live in such an amazing country. Our peak water flows in Wyoming are over and the rivers and streams are starting to come down. We have had several trips go out on the Green River below Fontenelle Dam. Fishing has been very, very good! Our friends and clients have been catching some amazing brown and rainbow trout! The Green River is dropping down to 6000 cfs starting tomorrow. Keep posted as we have more trips going out this next week.

Green River Monster Brown Trout

Dubois, Wyoming Fishing conditions are starting to improve and the Wind River has dropped significantly. We have been guiding on the mountain lakes and fishing has been good. This week, we will be guiding on the upper creeks and streams in the Dubois area. Water is dropping and conditions are slowly starting to improve on the Wind River and its tributaries. We want to thank our guests Andrew and Kay who joined us all the way from Scotland! We had a wonderful day on the water!

Bighorn River Thermopolis, Wyoming Fishing conditions are scheduled to start dropping as soon as Boysen Reservoir is out of flood stage. The Bighorn River is still off color and running at 9000 cfs. We will keep you posted on conditions as they improve. It will not be long. For current river conditions and outflow of Boysen Dam click HERE.