Big Horn River
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15-Jan-23
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: Big Horn River: Big Horn RiverFlows at Basin Wy. Unknown Flows, ICE effected. Unknown fishing. Target fast riffles, tailouts and deep pools using san juan worms, squirmy wormys. Perdigons, scuds, and zebra midges. Streamer action has been producing fish using peanut envy's, slump busters and booty call minnows in autumn colors and whites. Reported by: Sportsman's Warehouse |
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Bighorn Lake is located on the Wyoming and Montana Border. Yellowtail Dam at a
height of 525 feet impounds the Bighorn
River at Fort Smith, Montana. Its construction created and made
accessible Bighorn Lake which lies in a sand- and limestone-walled defile cut
between the Bighorn and Pryor Mountains by the Bighorn River. Hundreds of feet
down, within the Bighorn Canyon, water is backed up some 41 miles in Montana and
30 miles into Wyoming. In Montana, Bighorn Lake has a surface area of 5574
acres. Bighorn Lake, like the river reach it inundated,
supports a warmwater fishery.
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- Brown Trout
- Cutthroat Trout
- Rainbow Trout
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