Boysen Reservoir Wyoming Fishing Report

Ice fishing at Keyhole Reservoir offers opportunities to take home walleye, crappie, perch and northern pike, and recurrent fishers recommend finding a spot on the south side of the lake. Keep an eye out for Wyoming wildlife like white-rear and mule deer, pronghorn antelope and red foxes, who are frequently easier to spot roaming along the shimmering snow. In the meantime, the two-day Keyhole Ice Fishing Derby every February rewards anglers for big catches. (winter.wyomingtourism.org)

Then there is the gear you have to – and can – put in them. The list is endless. Life jackets are compulsory for everyone onboard. But then you may be able to add fish locators, world Positioning System GPS receivers, marine radios, downriggers, planer boards, rod holders, a smaller trolling outboard called a kicker, electric trolling motor, plus some number of tackle boxes full of jigs, spinners and crankbaits. It is a marine equipment and tackle dealer’s dream. (walleyesforever.com)

Capt. Charles is wrapping up his 30 day fishing and surfing adventure in Panama. The 2012 season was amazing in both Montana and Wyoming. The Bighorn River made some great fish and amazing days for our anglers. We’re looking forward to the forthcoming 2013 season with great anticipation. Spring is right around the corner for us here in Thermopolis, Wyoming. We typically get cranking around the last week of feb or beginning of March if the weather permits. This early fishing is some of the best we have. Steve Beaz is prepared and pumped for another season also. Remember we offer Jetboat trips in both Montana and Wyoming which is really a fun and enjoyable way to fish our fisheries. (Find out this here)

Bighorn River Fly Fishing January Report: Dunoir Fishing Adventures had a great three days on the Bighorn River with Ed. Thanks Ed, and congratulations for catching some nice bruisers from the ‘Horn! January turned out to be a great month for drifting and fishing the river. Last year, the Bighorn had a big ice dam form near Hot Springs State Park destroying the dock at the take-out. So far, the river was comparatively free of ice. We’ll see what the next month brings. We have been busy taking reservations for this season on the Bighorn River, Green River, and the Wind River. Last season, our guides were totally booked from July to October with few exemptions. (dunoirfishing.com)

The buzz: Reports are skimpy since about the only way to get to any of the mountain lakes is via skis, snowshoes or, maybe, snowmobile. The webcams for Lake Owen and Rob Roy Reservoir point to some open water, so the fishing may be great for those making the trek across the snow to get there. In the meantime, there is no word still on when Highway 130 will open over the Snowy Range. It is not likely it’ll open by Memorial Day but check the WDOT web site for updates. As of the start of the week the U. S. Natural Resources Conservation Service snow-measuring station reports a snow depth of 85 inches at Cinnabar Park, near Rob Roy Reservoir, a 2-inch increase from last week. (wyomingnews.com)

Boysen Reservoir is a reservoir made by Boysen Dam, an earth-fill dam on the Wind River in the central part of the U. S. State of Wyoming. It’s near the town of Shoshoni in Fremont County. The dam was constructed between 1947 and 1952 at the mouth of Wind River Canyon, just upstream from a last dam that had been built by Asmus Boysen in 1908 on land he had leased from the Shoshone and Arapaho tribes. The dam and most of the reservoir are physically located on the Wind River Indian Reservation. (anglerweb.com)

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We fished the the north point of Bishop Point today 1/4/14! Spent seven hours fished all over by the point found fish around 20 FOW to 25 FOW. Caught two Walleye and five Rainbows. Sambow we’re thinking about fishing Bishop Point tomorrow around 8am we’ll be driving a little white Toyota and be in a red 4man Eskimo shanty just north of the point. If you wanna fish come join us.  . (hardwatermilitia.com)

Canyon Ferry Reservoir:All fishing on Canyon Ferry slowed down this past week caused by cool and wet weather moving through central Montana. Bank fishing for rainbows on the north end, from the outhouse to Shannon, continues to produce some fish. Red jigs tipped with worms and marshmallows worked best while fly fishing with beadhead nymphs also picked up fish. Ship anglers are having success for rainbows trolling cowbells, Rock n Rolls, silver spoons and Rapalas black, gold and orange during the north end of the reservoir. Walleye fishing stayed slow as water temperatures at the south end were in the low 50s. (hotspotoutdoors.com)

N Flathead Lake The perch have begun to bite at East Bay. Fish are just south of the mideast part of the bay near where the grebes are feeding. The birds are a consistent display of where to find fish. The perch are sluggish. Fish 6 feet deep using a perch fly-flash fly prepared-to-go setup baited with half a crawler. Throughout the evening, some small lake trout are caught at Rocky Point, using new Pink Lady Lead-A-Gators tipped with trout nectar-flavored cut bait below a pink and glow LMR Special loaded with maggots. Fish are 195-215 feet deep. With the exemption of Rocky Point, the rest of the lake is in the throes of turnover. (mtstandard.com)