I would love to say winter is back in southern Wyoming, but that would imply it was ever here. More like winter has finally arrived in southern Wyoming. We have seen some decent snowfall over the past week that should help with our very meager snowpack, although we are still sitting well below average for the year. Flows in the Laramie and Platte River drainages have stalled a bit, but appear to be back on the rise heading into the weekend. Conditions will be very much day-to

Fishing consistency has been starting to pick up and we have had some pretty great days in the past week! We have had fish eating on a little bit of everything, and we are seeing them start to chase and eat streamers with good consistency. Flows are still fluctuating a fair bit with this week's weather and river conditions will remain day-to-day. I expect to see flows dropping over the weekend with water temperatures dropping as well. Fishing action might slow down a bit over

We are in pre runoff mode and seeing some pretty good conditions around the Laramie and Platte River valleys! With some colder temperatures in the forecast, expect flows to drop a bit heading into the weekend, which should improve clarity but will also bring down water temperatures. Fish have started to get into feed mode, but we haven't quite seen that switch get flipped into a springtime smorgasbord. Plains Lakes, the North Platte, and lower elevations of the Laramie River

Fishing season is back in the North Platte and Laramie River valleys! With a historically low snowpack for both of our main watersheds, conditions may become quite tricky later in the season, but the low snowpack could make for an excellent window of fishing before and during runoff this year. The pre runoff window is a great time to get out and throw bring nymph and streamer patterns as flows continue to increase. Fishing conditions have been day-to-day but will continue to