The weather that we have experienced the last few days has been a real treat not something that we are used to this time of year.  It seems that the

Had boats out yesterday and what a day to be out!  There was not a breath of wind until around noon or so.  We were not quite sure what to

Well it appears that the river is starting to clear up top but is still pretty dirty the lower you go.  We had boats go out yesterday and appears the

Another big storm hit last night making the river extremely off color.  With this monsoonal moisture we received caused the guides to have interesting trip back home as the road

Had a fairly busy weekend with boats covering the whole spectrum of the river with reports of good fishing.  We have been greeted with some great weather the last few

For all those streamer junkies. The rising water temps and more active and spunky fish makes for an exciting day on the water. Still not stripping as fast as the

It seems that everything is starting to settle down and gaining some consistency with our flows.  The Mile is sitting about 1,000 cfs, Fremont is at 75cfs and the Reef

Hoping everyone had a safe and enjoyable Memorial weekend and a huge thank you to everyone past and present that is in the Armed Forces. Great is really what sums

(Grey Reef Dam to Government Bridge) River Level/Conditions: 4,700 cfs Hatches: Midges, Baetis Forecast: Call for fishing Forecast Do not forget that below Grey Reef (cable to cable is closed until

Here is another bruiser that fell victim to a streamer.  It seems that the streamer bite is turning on!

Had Craig and his son Kevin from Ft. Collins out on Tuesday in the wind.  It was a great day!!  Lots of doubles and some big Browns were brought to

Took two guys that are trying to expand their knowledge of fly-fishing out yesterday.  It was a great day of fishing and they turned into really good anglers by the

Hoping everyone had a happy and safe Easter.  The flush wrapped up late last week and the river appears to be in great shape.  As far as the fishing is

Well it appears that Grey Reef After Bay is now down to the river channel.  Unfortunately this has caused the Platte to become a lovely shade of brown.  We have

Here is an article from Wyoming Tribune Eagle about new regulations for AIS (Aquatic Invasive Species) inspections for out of state watercraft. CHEYENNE — Wyoming is requiring more boating inspections this year

As the temperature has started to fall, along with the leaves changing,The Brown Trout are becoming extra active in preparation for their fall spawn. The last few weeks have proven

The fishing on the North Platte continues to stay strong with lots of big fish being brought to the net!!!!! San Juan worms, red rock worms along with PMD patterns

Water levels are slated to increase from 6,500 cubic feet of water per second up to 7,100 cfs by Thursday night and rise to 8,000 cfs by June 21. The

The river fished pretty well today despite the gusty winds!!! Flows on the Grey Reef are at 6,500 cfs. And this is expected to go up in the near future.

Had two boats out yesterday and they had a great day!  Weather was a little cool but the wind was low and the fish were active.  31 degrees out when