Category: Fishing Reports

The bureau of rec has released the flush dates! “The purpose of the fluctuations is to improve trout reproduction in the river,” said Wyoming Area Manager, Carlie Ronca. This spring, the Wyoming Game & Fish has requested flows for seven consecutive days. The Wyoming Game & Fish will collect data before, during, and after the… Continue reading BUREAU OF RECLAMATION RELEASES FLUSH DATES ON THE GREY REEF!!

We received this information yesterday evening, please be aware when traveling to Alcova, Fremont Canyon, Miracle Mile. Subject: ALCOVA BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED Importance: High TO ALL AGENCIES; The Bureau of Rec had divers out checking the bridge on Kortes Rd. and it has been determined that it is not structurally sound anymore. Either today… Continue reading ATTN: ANGLERS TRAVELING TOWARDS ALCOVA

It looks like it is going to be another good year for water on the North Platte, we still do not know the flush dates. Give this article by the Bureau of Reclamation a read. Reclamation issues snowmelt forecast and expected operations for North Platte River Basin MILLS, Wyoming – The Wyoming Area Office of… Continue reading SNOWMELT FORECAST AND EXPECTED OPERATIONS FOR THE NORTH PLATTE RIVER

Current CFS. The Grey Reef is at 505 CFS. The Miracle Mile is at 525 CFS Fremont Canyon is at 75 CFS Weather conditions are beginning to be less extreme, but winter is still in full effect. Look for fish in the slowest water available. Nymphing: Worms, leeches, midges, annelids and eggs are all fishing very well.… Continue reading FISHING REPORT FOR GREY REEF WYOMING 2/27/19

Current CFS. The Grey Reef is at 500 CFS. The Miracle Mile is at 525 CFS Fremont Canyon is at 75 CFS Freezing temps and brutal wind have been the name of the game. Fish are still eating, and fishing is good, but keep the fish in the water in these freezing temps to ensure that fish… Continue reading FISHING REPORT MIRACLE MILE WYOMING 2/20/19

The Wyoming Area Office of the Bureau of Reclamation has announced that February snowfall forecast will be above average, with April- July runoff above Glendo Dam to be 980,000 acre feet, putting it at 108% of the 30-year average. The conservation capacity of the North Platte Reservoir System is at 111% of the 30-year average.… Continue reading NORTH PLATTE BASIN SNOWMELT FORECAST

Current CFS. The Grey Reef is at 500 CFS. The Miracle Mile is at 520 CFS Fremont Canyon is at 75 CFS Fremont Canyon is back to normal flows, and anywhere on the whole river is fishing well if you can find open water. Nymphing: Midges, Eggs and annelids are top choices for nymphing, as well as… Continue reading FISHING REPORT FOR THE NORTH PLATTE RIVER 2/4/19

Current CFS. The Grey Reef is at 500 CFS. The Miracle Mile is at 535 CFS Fremont Canyon is at 400 CFS Winter is here. Try midges, annelids, leeches and egg patterns. Streamers can be very productive as well. Nymphing: Midges, Eggs and annelids are top choices for nymphing. Recommended Flies: Midges (Pal, McGrubber, Mayhem) Size 18-20… Continue reading FISHING REPORT ON THE GREY REEF 1/15/19

Current CFS. The Grey Reef is at 500 CFS. The Miracle Mile is at 555 CFS Fremont Canyon is at 520 CFS Streamers, midges and eggs are taking fish. The Miracle Mile is fishing very well, especially for those throwing streamers. Watch out for redds! We all love catching browns, but if a fish is pulled of… Continue reading GREY REEF FISHING REPORT 11/29/18