FISHING REPORT – APRIL 12TH, 2021
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows have been dropped back down to 1030 cfs. Baetis and midges are hatching. Nymph the edges with zebra midges, baetis nymphs, sow bugs, worms, leeches and [...]
FISHING REPORT – APRIL 3RD, 2021
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows have been bumped up to 700 cfs but fishing remains decent despite the floating moss. A flushing flow will take place this week with flows topping [...]
FISHING REPORT – MARCH, 26TH 2021
LOWER SHOSHONE - It's a little skinny with flows right around 260 cfs but fishing has been good. Floating and wading have both been productive, especially in the afternoon [...]
FISHING REPORT – MARCH 15TH, 2021
LOWER SHOSHONE - It's a little skinny with flows right around 260 cfs but fishing has been good. The water is a touch off color in town and gets worse [...]
FISHING REPORT – DECEMBER 9TH, 2020
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are 255 cfs. Midges, blue winged olives, sow bugs, leeches and streamers. BIG HORN / WIND - Flows are 600 cfs. Midges, worms, leeches, scuds, sowbugs, [...]
FISHING REPORT – NOVEMBER 5th, 2020
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are 275 cfs and fishing has been good!. Blue winged olives, caddis, midges, sow bugs, leeches and streamers. BIG HORN / WIND - Flows are 640 [...]
FISHING REPORT – OCTOBER 22ND, 2020
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are 330 cfs and there's a fair amount of moss breaking free since they lowered the flows. Blue winged olives, midges, October caddis, sow bugs, leeches [...]
FISHING REPORT – OCTOBER 14TH, 2020
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are 870 cfs and fishing has been good! Caddis, blue winged olives, hoppers and ants have had the trout looking up. Copper Johns, pheasant tails, rubber [...]
FISHING REPORT – SEPTEMBER 25TH, 2020
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are 960 cfs and fishing has been good! Hoppers, tricos, caddis, midges, blue winged olives, pale evening duns and ants on top. Copper Johns, pheasant tails, [...]
FISHING REPORT – SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2020
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are 1000 cfs and fishing has been good! Hoppers, caddis, and tricos on top. Drop beadhead nymphs like Copper Johns and pheasant tails. Stripping leeches and [...]