New Fork River
The New Fork River flows out of the New Fork Lakes, which are at the base of the Wind River Mountains.
This wild trout fishery is a haven for Brown and Rainbow trout in the 14 to 24 inch class. The New Fork River is challenging for all fly fishers, but the rewards of trophy trout are great. In spring and early summer, streamer and nymph fishing can be productive and as summer comes on, the dry fly action gets exciting and produces some trophy trout.
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Recommended Flies To Use
Dry Flies – Baetis, Caddis, Adams, midges
Nymphs – BH stone, BH Caddis larva, BH pheasant tail, BH hares ear, BH zebra midges
Streamers – Muddler minnow, Articulated streams in white, black and olive, wolly buggers
Dry Flies – Salmon flies, golden stones, PMD’s, Grey Drakes, Terrestrials, Hoppers, Callibatis, Tricos, Chernobyl Ants
Nymphs – BH stone, BH Caddis larva, BH pheasant tail, BH hares ear, BH zebra midges
Streamers – Muddler minnow, Articulated streams in white, black and olive, wolly buggers
Dry Flies – October Caddis, PMD’s, Tricos, Mahagany Dunn, Midges and Terristials
Nymphs – BH Caddis larva, BH pheasant tail, BH hares ear, BH zebra midges
Streamers – Articulated streamers in white, black and olive, wolly buggers