Little New Zealand

Sight Fishing in Pristine, Secluded Water

There are very few places in the continental US which match the unbelievable dry fly fishing adventure provided by the opportunity rich arena in which we host our “Little New Zealand” trip. Experience the high country, where the bears and moose roam wild, and the fish are large and hungry! Spend the day in breathtaking scenery, headhunting rising trout, as they feed on large bugs suspended by the surface of the lackadaisical current. For the avid dry fly fishing enthusiast, this trip is a bucket list item. For the newly introduced dry fly angler, this trip will change your perspective of what can be accomplished with a size #16 bug.

This is a very unique trip which offers an angler a chance to effectively target feeding fish in crystal clear water conditions. It requires patience and very specific technique of presentation. Our guides are willing & able to walk you through the process so give us a call, text or drop us an email to learn more and to book today!

Call or text: (307) 360-3251, email: info@wyofishco.com

Seasons

Summer – mid-May to mid-October

High country waters typically begin to open in the late Spring. As the season drives on and the water temperatures elevate, we find that many of the quality fish we had pursued through the early part of the season have made their way to the cooler waters near the mighty Wind River Mountains.

Bows, Cutts & Browns

As the typical fishing season grinds on, the cabin-fever inspired early season pressure inflicted on the fish in the lower stem drives them into the spring fed freshwaters of the high country. When they arrive, what they find is a cold water, easy drift current where big bugs thrive and fishing pressure is limited. Headhunting these fish requires a specific presentation and a masterful Reach-cast.

Our guides are ready to point you towards success! This experience offers a changing dynamic for the enthusiast who wants to dive into the addictive method of targeting feeding fish with large dry flies. As stated above, it requires some patience and comes with a learning curve however, with guided instruction and a taste of the satisfaction of this sub-culture of our sport – this trip can offer for many – a life changing experience.

Don’t forget your fishing license! It can be purchased directly from the WF&G website by following this link.