FORECAST

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Lake Hattie:  Fishing is Slow . All of the lake is open except for a quarter of the lake on the east end.

Approximately 7 to 8 feet of water was put into Hattie this summer as well as a fish healthy stocking.

Flies: Wooly Buggers Black or Olive #8-12, Hot Head leeches, Egg Sucking leeches,  San Juan Worms (red) #12, Bead Head Flashback Pheasant Tails #14-18, Scuds (olive or tan) Copper Johns (red)#14-18, Lighting Bugs, Crane Fly's, Small black and red midges, Princes, Damsels and egg patterns.

Tackle to use: Spoons; Krocodiles, Kastmasters, Thomas Lures, Lil Cleos(Gold, Silver, Bronze), Daredevils, and Swedish Pimples.

Bait:  Night crawlers, Power Bait, Eggs, and spawn sacks.

Meeboer: Reports indicate that Meebor has partially winter killed. Fishing is Slow.

Flies: Same as Hattie

Tackle to use:  Same as Hattie.

Bait: Same as Hattie

Twin Buttes: Fishing is slow. As of Sunday 4-4-10 lake was completely iced over.

The game and fish did not stock this lake to our knowledge this year.

Use same set-up as Hattie.

Gelatt:  Fishing is slow to fair.

 Use same set-up as Hattie.

Leazenby: Fishing is Fair to Good.

Use same set-up as Hattie.

Sodergreen: Fishing is Fair to Good. 

Use same set-up as Hattie.

Alsop: Fishing is Good.  4"-6" of ice. Ice fishing on Alsop is not advised.

Starting January 1, 2010
"The creel limit on trout shall be two(2) per day or in possession. All trout less than sixteen (16) inches shall be released to the water immediately.
Fishing is permitted by the use of artificial flies and lures only."
Wyoming Fishing Regulations 2010-2011, Wyoming Game and Fish Commission pg. 28,
© 2010 Wyoming Game & Fish Department

Use same set-up as Hattie.

Walden Area Lakes:  Lakes are fishing Fair to Good. Some big fish are being caught. There have not been any recent reports on ice conditions.

Tackle to use:  Jigs in pink, white and natural colors with meal worms, Krocodiles, Kastmasters and Daredevils.

Hohnholz: Lakes are fishing good.

Lake Owen: Fishing is Good to Great. No recent reports but ice will be 12+ inches.

Tackle to use: Jigs in white, pink and natural colors. Small spoons in gold, silver or rainbow color. Accessible by snow machine only.

Bait: Night crawlers, Power Bait, Eggs, Mealworms, Wax worms.

Rob Roy Reservoir: Fishing is good. No recent report on ice but should be 12+ inches. Accessible by snow machine only.

Use same set-up as Lake Owen

Snowy Range Lakes: Fishing is Great. Ice is at least 20". Accessible by snow machine only for the most part.

Tackle to use: Use same set-up as Lake Owen 

Bait: Night crawlers, Power Bait, Eggs, Mealworms, Wax worms.

Laramie Area Rivers

Bait: Night crawlers, Meal worms.

Use same set-up as Little Laramie

The ice around the edges of the Curt Gowdy lakes has become increasingly weak due to warm temperatures and fluctuating water levels.

North. Crow Res: Fishing is Good.

Flies: Wooly Buggers Black or Olive #8-12, Hot Head leeches,  San Juan Worms (red) #12, Bead Head Flashback Pheasant Tails #14-18,Copper Johns (red)#18-20, Lighting Bugs, Small black and red midges, and princes will work the best for fishing this early in the spring.

Tackle to use:  Tear Drops and Jigs in white, pink and fluorescent colors. Krocodiles , Kastmasters (Gold, Silver, Bronze), Thomas Lures (Gold,Silver, Bronze)  and Daredevils.

Bait: Night crawlers, Power Bait, Eggs, Mealworms, Wax worms.

Granite Res: Fishing is Good to Great.

Use same set up as North Crow Reservoir.

Crystal Res: Fishing is  Great. 

Use same set up as North Crow Reservoir.

Beaver Ponds on Pole Mountain:  Frozen solid!

Tackle to use: small pink, white and green jigs tipped with a meal worm.

Wheatland Res #3

Tackle to use:  White, green, and pink jigs, Krocodiles and Daredevils.

Bait: Night crawlers, Power Bait, Eggs.

Toltec

Fishing is Fair to Good.

Use the same set up as Wheatland #3.

East Allen

Fishing is Slow to Fair.

Use the same set up as Wheatland #3.

Saratoga Lake

Fishing is Good.

Flies: Wooly Buggers Black or Olive #8-12, Hot Head leeches,  San Juan Worms (red) #12, Bead Head Flashback Pheasant Tails #14-18, Scuds (olive or tan) Copper Johns (red)#18-20, Lighting Bugs, Small black and red midges, and Princes

Tackle to use:  Thomas Lures, Daredevils and Krocodiles.

Bait: Night crawlers, Power Bait, Eggs.

North Platte River

Gray Reef:

Flies: Wooly Buggers and BMB's (Brown, Black)#8-12, Nilla Buggers,   San Juan Worms (orange or red) #12, Red rock worms, Molting amber scuds, rusty scuds, PMD split foam back, bionic midges and flash midges, Pheasant tail, and prince.

Lures: Mepps and Panther Martins (gold or silver), Krocodiles, Swedish Pimples, and Cyclones, rainbow and brown trout Rapalas.

Miracle Mile:

Fishing is Fair to Good. 

Flows are around 2500 CFS. 

For the most recent flow on the Miracle Mile CLICK HERE

Flies:   Bead Head Pheasant Tail Flash Back #14-16, Princes, Copper Johns, San Juan Worms (red),  lighting bugs, Wooly buggers in Black or Olive  #6-10, Orange Blossom Specials, Flystore specials, and princes.

Lures: Mepps and Panther martins (gold or silver), krocodiles, swedish pimples, cyclones, rainbow and brown trout Rapalas.

Encampment River

Fishing is fair. Same as North Platte River.