Bighorn River Big Brown Trout Guides 2022
The Bighorn River is fishing really well right now. Dunoir Fishing Adventures guides and guests are catching multiple large brown trout and rainbows. There is always the chance at catching a big bruiser cutthroat trout as well, especially in the spring. Nymphing and streamer fishing has been productive. On the right day, trout are coming up to dry flies. Wyoming and the Bighorn River have been fortunate in receiving solid spring storms to help out with the dry winter. Precipitation rates and snowpack are nearing yearly average and could surpass that if storms keep moving in.
Dunoir Fishing Adventures would like to thank our guests who booked drift boat trips on the Bighorn and Green River early this year and received the “Early Bird Gets the Worm Discount.” All wade fishing trip rates in Dubois will remain the same for 2022. To see our current rates for 2022 please visit: Rates & Info page

Bighorn River Brown Trout Guide
Please check out our weekly ORVIS Fishing Reports for: Bighorn River, Thermopolis and Wind River, Dubois
To book your trip today for the Bighorn River, Wind River, Green River or Triassic Lake, give us a call or text at 307-349-3331
Keep posted for more fishing reports to come! Dunoir Fishing Adventures Guides are patient, personable, and professional. We want our guests to have a memorable and fun outing on every trip!
All guide trips are operated on special use permits for the Bureau of Land Management, Shoshone National Forest, Wind River District, Wyoming State Parks, and Bureau of Reclamation.









Just because the Wind River and some of its tributaries are blown out with early season run-off doesn’t mean anglers cannot take the opportunity to fish the many other waters located near Dubois, Wyoming. We have been fly fishing with Teresa and Jeff this week in snow, sun, rain, and wind and have had an absolute blast. Both Jeff and Teresa caught several nice trout despite these conditions. The SoCal couple definitely “cowboyed up” and kept tight lines and reaped the rewards. The best part of fishing in variable conditions is that we had the water to ourselves! The Bighorn River and the Green River flows are coming down but still remain high. We love to fish the big water, so don’t let it worry you should you be considering a trip to Wyoming to fish.
