FISHING REPORT – FEBRUARY 2nd, 2024
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 350 cfs and fishing has been good. Trout are looking up for midges and baetis in the heat of the day. Nymphing the riffles [...]
FISHING REPORT – DECEMBER 2nd, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 350 cfs. Look for midge and baetis sippers or nymph the seams and toss streamers on the banks. BIG HORN / WIND - Flows [...]
FISHING REPORT – NOVEMBER 1st, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 265 cfs and the river looks good. Look for midge and baetis sippers or nymph/toss streamers on the banks. BIG HORN / WIND - [...]
FISHING REPORT – OCTOBER 23rd, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows have been dropped to around 255 cfs and the water is pretty off color. Look for midge and baetis sippers or nymph/toss streamers on the banks. [...]
FISHING REPORT – SEPTEMBER 8th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 1100 cfs and fishing has been good through the town section. Dry/dropper or bobber rigs with beadhead nymphs like yellow sallies, caddis and duracells. [...]
FISHING REPORT – AUGUST 25th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 1325 cfs and it's starting to clean up. Fishing has been good through the town section. Dry/dropper or bobber rigs with beadhead nymphs like [...]
FISHING REPORT – AUGUST 15th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 1300 cfs and there's around a foot of visibility. Dry/dropper or bobber rigs with beadhead nymphs or streamers on the edges. BIG HORN / [...]
FISHING REPORT – AUGUST 9th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 1375 cfs. Water is off color but you can catch some fish. Dry/dropper or bobber rigs with beadhead nymphs or streamers on the edges. [...]
FISHING REPORT – JULY 28th, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 1450 cfs. Water is off color but you can catch some trout. Bobber rigs with beadhead nymphs or streamers on the edges. BIG HORN [...]
FISHING REPORT – JULY 21st, 2023
LOWER SHOSHONE - Flows are around 1450 cfs. Water is off color but fishing is decent. Dry/dropper or bobber rigs with soft hackles and caddis nymphs. Streamers on the edges. [...]