Fishing Spots

Anglers at Boysen Reservoir can target sauger by locating deep river channels, underwater structures, and turbid water currents.

Boysen Reservoir bank fishing access points, target species habits, and shoreline locations across nineteen thousand acres in Wyoming.

Boysen Reservoir walleye sizes typically range from 15 to 20 inches, while larger trophy fish exceeding 24 inches weigh up to 10 pounds.

Pathfinder Reservoir in central Wyoming covers over 22,000 acres, offering deep cold water to catch giant rainbow, brown, and lake trout.

Pathfinder Reservoir walleye fishing offers self-sustaining populations, trophy potential, and diverse habitat conditions across 22,000 acres.

Alcova Reservoir near Casper offers families rainbow trout, yellow perch, easy shoreline access, picnic tables, and restrooms.

Fremont Canyon access routes near Alcova Dam provide anglers with rugged terrain details for trout fishing the North Platte River.

Gray Reef tailwater fishery on the North Platte River maintains stable water temperatures and supports prolific trout populations.

Wading rules and public land access details for anglers visiting the North Platte River between Seminoe and Pathfinder reservoirs.

Kokanee salmon migration timing into Wyoming reservoirs and the North Platte River spans from late summer through early fall.