North Fork Anglers

The North Fork has been fishing well this week, with solid action all the way up toward Pahaska.

Stonefly imitations and jigged attractors have been producing consistently, especially under nymph rigs.

Conditions should stay steady until warmer weather returns and flows begin to rise.

🚨Please note:
The river is currently closed to fishing from Gibbs Bridge to Newton Creek until July 1.

If you’re planning a trip through Cody this summer, now’s the time to get on the books.

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Cold water.
Long drifts.
A few moments where everything lines up.

This is what a day on the Shoshone can feel like.

Summer dates are open.

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Congratulations to the Cody Fillies on their 1st place win at the inaugural Wyoming High School Fly Fishing Championship!

That last photo tho🤦‍♀️… helpful tip 👉 do not try to clear the anchor rope of weeds…

A day of fishing the Lower Shoshone through Cody WY should be on your list of fishing trips this summer!

🚣: Brad
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Keys to a great day trout fishing on the fly? Good views, clean cold water, someone to row you and friends! We got all those bases covered.

EYTU Meeting tomorrow March 10th on Boat Ramp Updates & access on the North Fork of the Shoshone River.

If you want to float and fish the North Fork in July we recommend booking now! The North Fork has been rated as one of the Top 10 rivers to fly fish in the northern Rockies. This river contains healthy concentrations of native Yellowstone Cutthroat, Rainbow, Cuttbow hybrids, and Brown Trout. Trout sizes range from 10 inches to well over 20 inches! The average North Fork Trout is 16-18”. More than 30 miles of the North Fork flows through the Shoshone National Forest and is a very scenic float. It is not uncommon to see bald eagles, moose, bighorn sheep, bears, deer, and other wildlife while floating and fishing. Due to the river’s reel screaming and rod bending trophy sized trout and its immense popularity, we book up early!

Fly Tying Class tomorrow (Saturday 1/10/26) & next Saturday (1/17/26). Here at the shop! Class is free. You’ll have to supply your materials. Call or message for more details!