Fishing the Bighorns in Wyoming An elusive Golden hooked in one of Wyoming's high country creeks. Crystal waters brimming with swimming trophies. These living treasures lure royalty, presidents, and the world's fishing fanatics to the banks of bold Wyoming. There are areas in Wyoming that boast more than 2,000 fighting fish per mile of stream. If that's what you are looking for, you've come to the right place. The Bighorn Mountains and the Middle Fork of the Powder River offer some real rod and reel hot spots. Fast running river waters cut through Tongue Canyon in the Bighorn National Forest. Rainbows, Browns and Brookies are abundant here. Misty Moon Trail takes anglers into Cloud Peak's Primitive Area for extended trips and great fishing. Here you'll find rainbows, cutthroat, cutbows, greyling, and splake. Catch 'em quick from Cody's Shoshone River, loaded with Cutthroats, Rainbows, and Browns. Feisty Cutbow hybrids streak through Big Horn Mountain streams. Casting is cool under the giant cottonwoods near Connor Battlefield Historic Site in Ranchester, Wyoming. Meadowlark Lake, in the Bighorn Mountains, offer
anglers with families a chance to sneak off to quiet streams while
the rest of the gang gets caught up in other wild west adventures.
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