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Wyoming's Official State Travel Website Wyoming Travel and Tourism3419http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Just-Gone-Fishing/3419Just Gone Fishing Fishing store with maps, licenses and fishing gear. Flyfishing classes and guided flyfishing trips.2009-07-24T06:45:51-07:004983http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/High-Plains-Fly-Fishing/4983High Plains Fly Fishing Professional Fly Fishing Guide Service2009-07-30T14:06:02-07:004421http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Sweetwater-Fishing-Expeditions/4421Sweetwater Fishing Expeditions Guided flyfishing in the Lander area. Extended flyfishing campout trips, 5 10 days. Backpacking and goat or horse assisted trips also available. We are the fly fishing guides in the Lander area. 2009-08-07T12:59:13-07:0048131http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Saratoga-Lake-Ice-Fishing-Derby/48131Saratoga Lake Ice Fishing DerbyThe ice fishing derby attracts ice anglers from several states to Saratoga Lake hoping to make the catch of the day and of the derby for prizes, including $1000 prize package for the largest game fish caught during the derby and gift certificates for the largest fish caught each hour. The weekend (always the third in January) includes a special Small Fry Derby for children under age 14 years of age. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce (307)3268855 2009-02-26T14:54:30-08:00240842http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fish-the-Fly-Travel-LLC/240842Fish the Fly Travel LLCFish the Fly offers float and wade fishing trips on all Jackson Hole area gold medal waters, including exclusive access to remote backcountry creeks. Rivers that we guide on are the Snake, the Green, the South Fork,the Salt, and Flat Creek. We are open year round and offer fly fishing instruction as well as trips. Please inquire about lodging packages. 2009-07-26T15:51:36-07:00299329http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fish-Fry-4-Wheeler-Raffle/299329Fish Fry/4 Wheeler RaffleFish Fry/4 Wheeler Raffle Raffle tickets are $50 and are available from any Keyhole Reservoir Fishing Association member. The drawing will be held on Saturday September 5th. A free fish fry (w/ticket purchase) will be held during the drawing. There are numerous other prizes to be awarded.2009-08-28T08:22:50-07:00299742http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fly-Fishing-on-Snake-River/299742FlyFishing on Snake RiverThe September flyfishing on Snake River in Grand Teton NP was byfar one of my best fishing experiences. The afternoon wade fishing at the Snake entrance to Jackson Lake was the ultimate finish to a weeklong of fishing in Yellowstone/Teton. Catching and releasing cutthroat trout from 10 to 12 inches on almost every drift PLUS, the "smac" of trout feeding, seeing a moose on the shore, hearing elk bugle in the Teton valley, and watching eagles soar overhead. I would say "IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN WYOMING TROUT FISHING ON THE SNAKE"&nbsp;&nbsp; <xml:namespace prefix o ns "urn:schemasmicrosoftcom:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>~Terry 2009-08-27T12:50:01-07:0053083http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Discounted--Superb-Fishing-at-Simpson-Lake--August-22-29--2009/53083Discounted: Superb Fishing at Simpson Lake, August 2229, 2009This ride is now discounted to just $2,000 per adult. This includes riding, meals and accommodation! Join Heath for some fantastic fishing in the beautiful Simpson Lake area. The northern Wind River Range is fabulous country and the fly fishing in lakes or streams is great. There will be the opportunity to fish the lake itself and other surrounding fisheries. The fishing is world renowned flyfishing or spincasting. brookies, Rainbows, Cutthroat Trout and Grayling all inhabit these healthy, pristine waters. This eight day trip will be memorable and exciting for the most experienced and beginner fisherman alike. In our exploration of the Continental Divide, we see Roaring Fork Pass and Three Waters Mountain at the headwaters of the Green, Snake and Wind Rivers, the major tributaries of Americas headwaters. Enroute there is a wide diversity of wildflowers and wildlife including moose, elk, mule deer and bighorn sheep. This is the Fitzpatrick Wilderness, now considered one of the most spectacular wilderness areas in the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem. We will take day rides or hikes to nearby lakes and streams like Lost Lake, Moon Lake and all the streams between. The fishing will keep you busy and the scenery awestruck. Come enjoy these wonderful wild lands and water with us. We will be available to help out with the fishing, we are fisherman but not guides. If you are interested in having a professional guide to join us, let us know and we can provide one for additional fee. Fishing license, flies and fishing equipment must be provided by guest. Book before July 1st for this amazing offer! &nbsp; To take advantage of this package contact: <A href"http://www.wyomingtourism.org/profiles/4919" target_blank>Bear Basin Adventures</A>2009-04-10T09:12:43-07:0031008http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fishing-for-the-Cutt-Slam/31008Fishing for the Cutt SlamDoes the thought of catching a fighting Rainbow trout weighing from two to ten pounds make you drool How about casting a fly over rippling waters while bald eagles soar overhead Or floating a cold river, reeling in trout and having a view of snowcovered mountain peaks rising not far away Ask any serious fisherman (or woman) in Wyoming where to find the biggest trout and the best waters and they might feed you a fish story. After all, its fairly common for anglers not to share all their secret fishing holes. But that doesnt matter. There is so much good trout fishing in Wyoming, you will almost certainly have success, and besides, local tackle shops and fishing outfitters are in business to help you succeed, whether you are an experienced angler or just a novice. The only native trout species in Wyoming is the Cutthroat Trout and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has a program that recognizes anglers who catch each of the four subspecies of cutthroat trout Bonneville, Colorado River, Yellowstone and Snake River Cutthroat known as the Cutt Slam. The two most desirable trout in the state are Rainbows known for their great fight once they have struck a fly and Brown Trout, which are usually the largest trout caught in Wyoming. Where will you find these trout Start at the headwaters of the North Platte from Saratoga upstream to the WyomingColorado state line a freeflowing stretch of water known as a blue ribbon fishery for its number and size of trout. Experienced anglers will tell you it is not unheard of to catch (and release) upwards of 80 trout in a day on the North Platte, many of them weighing in at two or more pounds; some tipping the scales at 10 pounds. The upper reach of the river is a demanding stretch during high water and the fishing is best once the spring runoff has concluded and the water clears. It is also prime in early fall. From Saratoga head north to Casper, and then strike out for the Miracle Mile, a stretch of the North Platte River located between the Seminoe and Pathfinder Reservoirs. The mile varies in length depending on the water levels in the two reservoirs and here you have the option to fish a river, or engage in reservoir fishing on either of the two big bodies of water. From Casper travel west and north to Cody, where you have exceptional waters to fish including the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River and the North fork of the Shoshone River. These rivers are prime waters beginning soon after spring melt and continuing until late fall. From the Cody country, travel through Yellowstone known for its own quality fishing to the Snake River in Jackson Hole, another great place to wet a fly. Youll find that fishing and floating the Snake River is relaxing and exhilarating. Youll have the chance to see the sparkle of a Rainbow making his run after he hits your fly, and can enjoy a view of the majestic Grand Teton range all at the same time. &nbsp;2009-02-12T13:46:03-08:0032065http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Lake-Fishing--Bighorn-Lake--outside-Lovell/32065Lake Fishing, Bighorn Lake, outside LovellIn 1966, the federal government took the variable waters of the Bighorn River and tamed them with a dam, creating one of Wyoming's best fishing lakes in the process. Bighorn Lake extends for 71 miles through Montana and Wyoming (31 of the miles are in Wyoming). Whether out on the giant lake itself, or on a narrow stretch inside the Bighorn Canyon, you'll find no shortage of brown and rainbow trout and other game species like Black Crappie, Burbot (Ling), Channel Catfish, Sauger, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye and Yellow Perch. Wyomingfishing.net ranks Bighorn Lake as the third best lake in the state for fishing. I'd bump it up to number one because of the scenery. When your arm gets tired from casting and pulling giant trout in, start warming up for Day 3 (backcountry fishing) by taking a short hike on the 120,000 acres of the surrounding Bighorn National Recreation Area. Oh, if you're passing through in the winter, there's quite the ice fishing scene on this lake too. 2009-02-19T14:46:37-08:00273594http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fly-Fishing/273594Fly FishingDoes the thought of catching a fighting Rainbow trout weighing from two to ten pounds make you drool How about casting a fly over rippling waters while bald eagles soar overhead Or floating a cold river, reeling in trout and having a view of snowcovered mountain peaks rising not far away Ask any serious fisherman (or woman) in Wyoming where to find the biggest trout and the best waters and they might feed you a fish story. After all, its fairly common for anglers not to share all their secret fishing holes. But that doesnt matter. There is so much good trout fishing in Wyoming, you will almost certainly have success, and besides, local tackle shops and fishing outfitters are in business to help you succeed, whether you are an experienced angler or just a novice. 2009-10-14T08:07:12-07:0048233http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Big-Fish-Winter-Derby/48233Big Fish Winter DerbyThe annual Pinedale Boat Club Ice Fishing Derby has been compared to ""a big party"" as well as ""ice fishing in its purest form,"" which is not the contradiction it might seem. Camaraderie and goodnatured competition are just as important as meditative focus when it comes to two days crouched over an icehole on the scenic windy vastness of Fremont Lake.2009-02-26T14:54:33-08:001517http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fishing/1517FishingFlyfishing in Wyoming is like stepping back in time. The unspoiled rivers, crystal lakes and alpine streams are still largely untapped and brimming with trout. While wading through a creek, you're probably more likely to see a deer or antelope than another person. Wyoming has some of the best fishing in the country, and there's plenty to go around. 2009-10-14T08:09:01-07:002278http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/AJ-DeRosa-s-Wooden-Boat-Fishing-Trips/2278AJ DeRosa's Wooden Boat Fishing Trips Guiding fly fishermen on the Snake River and in Yellowstone National Park since 1978. A small group of dedicated guides respect both the sport and the fragile resource and will deliver a quality experience within those parameters. Ask about the "Overnight Fishing Adventure." Your two days of fishing are enhanced by a memorable night at their River Camp. All trips are private.2009-07-26T14:17:12-07:002289http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Adventurequest-Fishing-Guide-Service/2289Adventurequest Fishing Guide ServiceProviding guided fishing trips and sightseeing tours from a 20' pontoon boat on Alcova lake. Catering to families. All fishing equipment provided2009-07-23T12:22:54-07:0032067http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/River-Fishing--Bighorn-River--outside-Manderson/32067River Fishing, Bighorn River, outside MandersonSome of the state's biggest trout have been pulled from the Bighorn River. It's no wonder then that it is considered, by some, to be the best trout stream in the continental U.S. (it's got both rainbows and browns) as well as the best brown trout fishery in the world. (Of course when using such superlatives to describe any fishing area, there is always lively dispute.) The river was actually closed to fishing from 1975 to 1981 because of Native American disputes, but fishermen the country over breathed a sigh of relief when these were resolved. So what's so special about this river For starters, it's a tailwater fishery. That means that A, it is downstream of a dam; B, the water is cool in the summer and C, the water is ice free in the winter (this last allows for a longer growing season for the trout, which in turn allows for huge fish). And, not to get too scientific, but the surrounding limestone geology allows for large populations of mayflies and fresh water crustaceans, which happen to be excellent food sources for the fish, so there are lots of fish. Top these large numbers of large fish with a small number of anglers and you do have one of the best trout streams in the country. There are spots you can wade the river, but I recommend floating it instead. 2009-02-19T14:46:56-08:0032138http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fishing-Spot--Gray-Reef/32138Fishing Spot: Gray ReefGray Reef, a mere 45 minutes from Casper is similar to the Miracle Mile in several important features and dissimilar in several important features. First the similarities: Gray Reef, like the Miracle Mile, is tailwater fishing (meaning it is downstream from a dam). It is also home to the same footballsized rainbows and browns as the Miracle Mile. Now differences: Flows in Gray Reef are much more constant than in the Miracle Mile (meaning dryfly anglers of all abilities, but especially beginners, will have more success at Gray Reef). The Miracle Mile is a great walkandwade stretch. Because it crosses much private property were in ranch land here where it is illegal to drop anchor or walk on the streambed, Gray Reef is best fished by boat. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly when looking to create that RiverRunsThroughIt feeling, Gray Reef, despite its proximity to Casper, is less dotted with flicking fly rods than the Miracle Mile. And that means more solitude and more fish for you. 2009-03-03T08:42:39-08:0050073http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Opening-day-of-fishing-in-Yellowstone-National-Park/50073Opening day of fishing in Yellowstone National Park Memorial Day weekend signals the opening day of fishing in Yellowstone Parkfinally!The western side of the park opens and includes the Firehole,Madison and Lewis rivers,as well as Lewis Lake.After seeing the "combat fishing" at some roadside access areas,I have focused on Lewis Lake.Sometimes icy,often snowy, this lake performs well in the cold conditions of early season.Bright lures and fly patterns,as well as standard trout catching patterns, can all work well for June.I always bring a boat and work shallow water for the most action on midsized trout.Brown Trout and Lake Trout are the expected catch,in the 14" to 24"size range,along with the occasional Brook Trout. Will I see you there I can only say"tight lines!" if I do! Scott Hocking : info@TetonTroutfitters.com2009-05-26T09:17:25-07:00275006http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Shoshoni-1st-Annual-Big-Fish-Contest/275006Shoshoni 1st Annual Big Fish ContestJuly 18, 19 Shoshoni 1st Annual Big Fish Contest Registration begins 8 a.m. Saturday through Sunday 3 p.m. Adults $10, children under 14 $5.&nbsp; Weighin stations are B&amp;K Shoreline Stop 3078570750 and Walkers VP Bait Shop 3078762345.&nbsp; Kathy Kenyon 3078762418 or 3072597486.2009-07-14T12:11:21-07:00299332http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Memorial-Fish-Derby-for-Tony-Cadlo/299332Memorial Fish Derby for Tony CadloTony Cadlo Memorial Fishing Derby to be held on September 12th. Please contact Teresa at 7569554 for more information.2009-08-26T13:31:02-07:0032140http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fishing-Spot--Miracle-Mile/32140Fishing Spot: Miracle MileI seem to have picked the wrong section to start on: the Miracle Mile is not that forgiving. Nestled between Seminoe/Kortes Dam and Pathfinder Reservoir, flows are varying wildly varying. To a novice like me this information means nothing, but to those who know about fishing, it alerts them this stretch of river is all about nymphs and not dry flies. My little bit of experience is with dry flies, but I switch to nymphs, which dangle and dance under the water rather than float on top. And, I start to listen to my guide. Walking along the riverbank, occasionally stopping to enjoy the shade of a giant cottonwood and looking for a new channel or slot to wade into (walking and wading being preferable to floating here), Im trying to pay attention. Really. But that eagle is still circling overhead and I dont think Ive ever been able to see so far in so many directions. My mind manages to register scud population, stonefly nymphs and common naturals before drifting off again. Mr. Guide is losing patience. This is one of his favorite stretches of river and he wants me to see why: specifically gargantuan fish. Many fish are in the 14 to 18inch and five to 10pound range. He says he has a friend who took an 18pound rainbow here. After I snare a sage, there is no longer any doubt hell have to show me the goods himself. Twenty minutes later Im petting what might be the largest rainbow Ive ever seen. And he says it is on the smallish side. 2009-02-19T17:02:09-08:0032136http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fishing-Spot--Saratoga-to-Seminoe-River/32136Fishing Spot: Saratoga to Seminoe RiverI promised a flyfishing friend I wouldnt write about this section of river. Hopefully he wont find out. Past the tiny town of Saratoga, the riverside scenery changes from ranch bottomland to the highplains desert (the same highplains desert youll see in the Miracle Mile) that distracts me so. But here there are no water flow fluctuations and there are hatches to pay attention to and dry flies to select. So I should have no excuse; yet I do. The wind. It never seems to stop here. I cock the tip of the rod back and Im fighting an invisible force. The line gets all tangled and the hook disappears into my vest. I want to disappear into a Saratoga bar, but the guide tells me this might be my best chance at catching something. We continue floating along. A few hours later I am better in tune with the wind. Ive even gotten a few fish to rise to a yellow mayfly but I wasnt then able to seal the deal. Finally, with darkness coming in I announce my last cast. And I get something. Itd be a nice ending to the story if it was a fish, but I cant twist the truth that much. I can say it was a trophy log though. 2009-08-28T12:54:42-07:0060820http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Wind-River-Canyon-Whitewater-and-Fly-Fishing/60820Wind River Canyon Whitewater & Fly Fishing<H1 style"MARGIN: auto 0in"><xml:namespace prefix st1 ns "urn:schemasmicrosoftcom:office:smarttags" /><st1:place w:st"on"><st1:PlaceName w:st"on">Wind River</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st"on">Canyon</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> Whitewater & Fly Fishing<xml:namespace prefix v ns "urn:schemasmicrosoftcom:vml" /><v:shapetype id_x0000_t75 stroked"f" filled"f" path"m@4@5l@4@11@9@11@9@5xe" o:preferrelative"t" o:spt"75" coordsize"21600,21600"> <v:stroke joinstyle"miter"></v:stroke><v:formulas><v:f eqn"if lineDrawn pixelLineWidth 0"></v:f><v:f eqn"sum @0 1 0"></v:f><v:f eqn"sum 0 0 @1"></v:f><v:f eqn"prod @2 1 2"></v:f><v:f eqn"prod @3 21600 pixelWidth"></v:f><v:f eqn"prod @3 21600 pixelHeight"></v:f><v:f eqn"sum @0 0 1"></v:f><v:f eqn"prod @6 1 2"></v:f><v:f eqn"prod @7 21600 pixelWidth"></v:f><v:f eqn"sum @8 21600 0"></v:f><v:f eqn"prod @7 21600 pixelHeight"></v:f><v:f eqn"sum @10 21600 0"></v:f></v:formulas><v:path o:connecttype"rect" gradientshapeok"t" o:extrusionok"f"></v:path><xml:namespace prefix o ns "urn:schemasmicrosoftcom:office:office" /><o:lock aspectratio"t" v:ext"edit"></o:lock></v:shapetype><v:shape id_x0000_s1026 style"MARGINTOP: 1in; ZINDEX: 1; MARGINLEFT: 90pt; WIDTH: 150pt; POSITION: absolute; HEIGHT: 112.5pt; msowrapdistanceleft: 6pt; msowrapdistancetop: 6pt; msowrapdistanceright: 6pt; msowrapdistancebottom: 6pt; msopositionhorizontal: absolute; msopositionhorizontalrelative: text; msopositionvertical: absolute; msopositionverticalrelative: line" o:allowoverlap"f" alt"Exciting Wind River Canyon rapids!" type"#_x0000_t75"><v:imagedata o:title"whitewater2" src"file:///C:DOCUME~1ScottLOCALS~1Tempmsohtml101clip_image001.jpg"></v:imagedata><xml:namespace prefix w ns "urn:schemasmicrosoftcom:office:word" /><w:wrap type"square"></w:wrap></v:shape><o:p></o:p></H1> <H3 style"MARGIN: auto 0in">Thrilling Whitewater, Trophy Trout You Decide!<o:p></o:p></H3> Wind River Canyon Whitewater & Fly Fishing offers your choice of exciting and challenging whitewater rafting or trophy trout fishing on the Wind River as it makes its winding descent through the spectacular <st1:place w:st"on"><st1:PlaceName w:st"on">Wind River</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st"on">Canyon</st1:PlaceType></st1:place>.<o:p></o:p> Located in west, central <st1:State w:st"on"><st1:place w:st"on">Wyoming</st1:place></st1:State> on the Wind River Indian Reservation near Thermopolis, the reservation is home to the Eastern Shoshone and <v:shape id_x0000_s1027 style"MARGINTOP: 215.9pt; ZINDEX: 2; MARGINLEFT: 90pt; WIDTH: 188.25pt; POSITION: absolute; HEIGHT: 89.25pt; msowrapdistanceleft: 6pt; msowrapdistancetop: 6pt; msowrapdistanceright: 6pt; msowrapdistancebottom: 6pt; msopositionhorizontal: absolute; msopositionhorizontalrelative: text; msopositionvertical: absolute; msopositionverticalrelative: line" o:allowoverlap"f" alt"Location Map" type"#_x0000_t75"><v:imagedata o:title"location_map" src"file:///C:DOCUME~1ScottLOCALS~1Tempmsohtml101clip_image002.jpg"></v:imagedata><w:wrap type"square"></w:wrap></v:shape>Northern Arapaho Tribes. 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We are proud to be a 100% Indian owned and operated business.<o:p></o:p> Whether whitewater rafting or fly fishing, you'll enjoy the unparalleled beauty of one of the oldest<v:shape id_x0000_s1028 style"MARGINTOP: 296.55pt; ZINDEX: 3; MARGINLEFT: 90pt; WIDTH: 150pt; POSITION: absolute; HEIGHT: 111pt; msowrapdistanceleft: 6pt; msowrapdistancetop: 6pt; msowrapdistanceright: 6pt; msowrapdistancebottom: 6pt; msopositionhorizontal: absolute; msopositionhorizontalrelative: text; msopositionvertical: absolute; msopositionverticalrelative: line" o:allowoverlap"f" alt"A beautifully hued Wind River brown trout." type"#_x0000_t75"> <v:imagedata o:title"grip_and_grin3" src"file:///C:DOCUME~1ScottLOCALS~1Tempmsohtml101clip_image003.jpg"></v:imagedata><w:wrap type"square"></w:wrap></v:shape>canyons in the <st1:countryregion w:st"on"><st1:place w:st"on">United States</st1:place></st1:countryregion>. The geological formations, towering cliffs and wildlife only enhance an already great trip.<o:p></o:p> While we certainly have a gorgeous views, don't forget the exciting whitewater and fishing! Our rapids vary from the small Class II rapids such as 1st Dam Rapid (upper section) to the challenging Class IIIIV rapids (depending on river flow) like Sharpnose or <st1:place w:st"on"><st1:PlaceName w:st"on">Washakie</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st"on">Falls</st1:PlaceType></st1:place>. The fishing, simply put, is among the best in the country.<o:p></o:p> 2009-07-30T13:55:17-07:0032137http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fishing-Spot--Upper-River-%e2%80%93-Medicine-Bow/32137Fishing Spot: Upper River Medicine BowNothing but the best here. Winding through the mountains and heavy timber of the Medicine Bow National Forest, the upper section of the North Platte is remote, wontseeanotherfishermenfordays remote. Instead youll keep company with elk, coyotes, deer, mountain lion, bear, bighorn sheep, moose and eagles. Oh, and more gigantic trout. Like the landscape it cuts through, the river here is wild steep grades, rapids, large boulders so it is best to wait until after the runoff is finished (usually June). Truly dedicated flyfishermen walk in and spend days meandering along the river, fishing and camping en route. Another option is to do the same with a drift boat or canoe. 2009-05-28T09:55:37-07:00294667http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/MyWyoming-Stories--Made-My-Fly-Fishing-Arm-Itch/294667MyWyoming Stories: Made My FlyFishing Arm ItchWe were camped north of Jackson Hole. The morning was crisp and clear, the Tetons red from the sunrise, and bison all around our campsite. Slowly driving through the herd hearing their calls, and seeing the rank order was impressive at how this falls into place with wild life. The clear mountain peaks rising from the valley floor, and crystal clear water in the lakes and streams made my fly fishing arm itch. The mountains are my home in Colorado, but the wide open space in the Wyoming mountains calls for return visits. Wyoming northern corner reminds me of the majesty, glory, and power of an all Mighty God who loves beauty and so do I. ~ Contributed by Tom 2009-10-13T09:34:27-07:0046336http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Laramie-Anglers-Connection/46336Laramie Anglers ConnectionWe provide guided fishing trips to an exclusive private fishing pond, we also arrange guided fishing trips to the North Platte River2009-07-26T19:11:24-07:00280157http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Alpine-Outdoors---Horseback-Riding-and-Fishing-Trips/280157Alpine Outdoors Horseback Riding and Fishing TripsAlpine Outdoors is home to authentic horseback riding, pack trips and fishing expeditions just outside the Jackson Hole area. For 15 years Alpine Outdoors has served the Jackson and Star Valley areas catering to all riding abilities and gaining an outstanding reputation for the most authentic trail rides in the West. Enjoy a ride on gentle mountain horses and forget all your worries as you gaze upon miles of breathtaking mountain ranges, phenomenal wildflower meadows and tranquil mountain streams. We are confident that our horseback rides will enhance your vacation with unforgettable memories. Alpine Outdoors offers 2hour, halfday, and fullday rides and is located only 40 minutes south of Jackson Hole. We want you to experience authentic Wyoming High Country, so visit our website <a href"http://www.alpineoutdoors.net/" target"_blank" style"color: rgb(17, 65, 112); ">www.alpineoutdoors.net</a> and BOOK A RIDE today! Alpine Outdoors 307.880.RIDE (7433)2009-07-29T09:24:27-07:004734http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Wyoming-Adventures/4734Wyoming Adventures Flyfishing guide service. Fishing on the Big Horn River and private mountain streams.2009-08-07T12:47:57-07:0050980http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/JACKSON-HOLE-ANGLERS/50980JACKSON HOLE ANGLERSGuided fishing trips in Jackson Hole Wyoming. Pristine waters, beautiful scenery, experienced guides, LOTS OF FISH!!!2009-07-30T14:13:02-07:004885http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Black-Diamond-Outfitting/4885Black Diamond Outfitting Black Diamond Outfitting operates under permit of the BridgerTeton National Forest. We are a full service fishing, hunting, and pack trip outfitter in the Bridger and Gros Ventre Wilderness areas of the Wind River Range. We provide horseback trips for photography, sightseeing, mountain climbing and fishing. We fish for nine of Wyoming's most popular game fish to include Golden Trout. We are licensed by the Wyoming State Board of Outfitters and Professional Guides to hunt elk, deer, moose, bighorn sheep and antelope.2009-08-07T13:07:28-07:004569http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Tynsky-s-Fossil-Fish/4569Tynsky's Fossil Fish Offering two to four digs in their quarry, as well as tours of their dig site and a gift shop. Common fossils found at the site include Diplomystus and Priscacara. Crocodile, turtle and stingray fossils can also be found here. Dig price: $55 per digger.2009-07-22T10:18:26-07:004209http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Wyoming-Game-and-Fish-Visitor-Center---Sheridan/4209Wyoming Game & Fish Visitor Center Sheridan2009-07-28T14:42:26-07:00194278http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Fishing-on-Bighorn-Lake/194278Fishing on Bighorn LakeThe annual Friends of Bighorn Lake Catfish Tournament takes place in July and is limited to 60 teams on a first come first serve basis. Contestants must enter as a two person team. All of the catfish caught during the tournament hours will be released back into the Bighorn River.2009-07-14T08:46:06-07:002671http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Wyoming-Game-and-Fish-Visitor-Center---Casper/2671Wyoming Game & Fish Visitor Center Casper2009-07-28T14:40:39-07:002625http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/C-K--Hunting-and-Fishing/2625C.K. Hunting & Fishing Cabins are located in the lower reaches of the Wyoming Range.Trail rides, overnight camping.2009-07-28T09:56:19-07:00281310http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Wyoming-Game-and-Fish/281310Wyoming Game & Fish2009-07-28T14:38:41-07:00