by wyotroutbum | Mar 27, 2023 | Big Horn River, Fremont Canyon, Grey Reef, Miracle Mile, North Platte, Uncategorized
As the snow starts to melt its time to start thinking again about the big springtime rainbows that prowl the Platte! These fish are famous for their long hard runs,acrobatic leaps and unparalleled beauty. Also, they have wintered very well! Big, fat and beautiful! The...
by wyotroutbum | Mar 19, 2023 | Grey Reef, North Platte
What the FLUSH?!? Gray Reef Flush starts tonight at midnight. It’s time to put away the midges and get out the larger fare. The flush washes in leeches, worms, and big stuff off the banks. This is a great time to throw a streamer as well as your larger...
by wyotroutbum | Feb 16, 2023 | Big Horn River, Fremont Canyon, Grey Reef, Miracle Mile, North Platte
Gray Reef: The Reef is flowing at 450 CFS making wade fishing conditions ideal. With water temperatures hovering around 39 degrees there have been substantial midge hatches on our warmer weather days. The fish are slowly beginning to slide out of those deep holding...
by wyotroutbum | Jan 25, 2023 | Big Horn River, Fremont Canyon, Grey Reef, Miracle Mile, North Platte
Happy New year!!! Here at PRFS and WFFGS we are excited for the upcoming season! Snow pack already look great! We are already above normal with 130% in the upper valleys! We love more water and so do the trout! It’s just better for the whole system! As we come...
by wyotroutbum | Dec 5, 2022 | Fremont Canyon, Grey Reef, Miracle Mile, North Platte
The snow is starting to fly, and so are the fisherman!!! The fishing is en fuego and we’ve got THE guides that will hook you up! Fishing in November & December can be some of the best! It’s just playing the game with old man winter! In fact I’m watching...
by wyotroutbum | Oct 17, 2022 | Fremont Canyon, Grey Reef, Miracle Mile, North Platte
As the leaves change so does the fishing! The fishing on all our tail waters has been nothing short of amazing! Both up and down the valley the clients and the boys are bending sticks! Dry flies are crushing it, and every afternoon we see pods of fish looking up and...