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Waters We Guide

Shoshone National Forest

Situated near Dubois, Wyoming and encompassing two mountain ranges, the Wind River and Absaroka Mountains, the fishing is...

Wind River

Nestled in the little Western town of Dubois, Wyoming, the Wind River is a classic mountain river that starts on Togwotee...

Bighorn River

Starting at the Wedding of the Waters in Thermopolis, Wyoming and home to the World's Largest Mineral Hot Springs, the Bighorn...

Snake River

Join us for a float and fish down the Snake River located outside of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Snake River is known for...

Green River

We are hired by Four Seasons Fly Fishers to guide on the world class Green River located in Seedskadee National Wildlife...

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Have cabin fever yet? If so, it is time to go fishing! Don't let a little cold weather and ice slow you down. Fly fishing during Wyoming winters can be very productive! If you just can't get out, check out a day on the river shot by Brad Marlow, owner of Marlow's Fly Shop, in Dubois, Wyoming. The next time you are in Dubois be sure to check out this fly shop on Main St.

Wyoming Fly Fishing Guide Dubois Lander ThermopolisCurrently, we are offering a Winter Fly Fishing Drift Boat Special, one angler or two, for $350 with lunch, tippet, flies, and instruction provided! Winter time is our favorite season to fish with less crowds and a lot of big fish needing to eat. The Bighorn River in Thermopolis is fishing well right now. Standard winter flies are starting to be productive again. We like to use scuds, midges, and the occasional dry fly when fish are podding up and feeding. Congratulations to Rick with the catch of the weekend! This is why we love to fish in winter!

Wyoming Winter Fly Fishing Bighorn RiverIt looks like Fall is on its way out and Winter has finally arrived with sub zero temperatures and snow covering the landscape. The fly fishing has been very good the past few weeks with everything working from standard nymphs, streamers, and small dry Mayflies. On Sunday, fish were still podding up and slurping bugs on top of the water. You cannot beat fishing dry flies in December. Winter Special!!! For those hardy fisher people that don't mind winter or a little cold weather, we are offering drift boat trips for $350 good through March 1st, 2012. Winter is one of our favorite times to fish the Bighorn as it does not freeze over and the fishing remains good. The key is to dress warm and let us take care of the rest!

Wyoming fly fishing guide Dubois Lander ThermopolisFall fishing in Wyoming is moving into full effect. Cold nights, snow in the mountains, and colorful trees has been the trend. Our weather has been great! Crisp days have replaced those hot and busy days of summer. The fly fishing is definitely changing, but remains to be good! We have been catching several large Rainbows, Cutthroats, Cut-Bows, and few Browns. We have been fishing the Bighorn, Wind River, and Lander streams with much success. Fall and Winter are our favorite time to fish! Productive Flies: Annelids, Baetis, Leeches, Buggers