Special Report Fishing is good to excellent, with some days slow than usual, and other days on fire! Water is clear! Hot Fly Patterns Midges patterns on top have really been working well the last week. Flashy Streamer patterns such as Bighorn Buggers, Pumpkin Buggers and Leech patterns in sizes 2-6. Also the usual Ray […]

A great day on the Bighorn River for Betsy Bialon.  Great Job Betsy.  And 7 1/2 months pregnant too!

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Reservoir Data Pool Elevation is 3629.6 Feet Pool Elevation to Fill 10.4 Feet Reservoir Storage is 955410. Acre-Feet Reservoir Storage to Fill 114619.0 Acre-Feet Reservoir Inflow is 2020.9 CFS Reservoir Outflow is 2020.9 CFS Reservoir is 89.3 % Full* Reservoir Flood Control Pool is filled 0.0 % Mean Daily Flow Below Afterbay Flow is 2002.6 […]

  Fun facts: Average Jan – Apr Lake Elevation The average lake elevation for Bighorn Lake between the months of January and April is 3,606ft. The current elevation is:  3,629,48ft.

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Happy New Year to everyone! 2009 proved to be one of the best years of fly fishing we’ve had in a long time. The season started off with good mayfly hatches in the spring from mid April to late May. June we saw flows as high as 14,000 CFS which in turn made the nymph […]

Citing the water supply outlook for November, and despite the current lake elevation being the third highest on record and only 8 inches below the top of the conservation pool, Reclamation will reduce flows on the Bighorn River from 3,000cfs to 2,775cfs on Thursday.

August 2009 – The fishing on the Bighorn right now is all about HOPPERS, HOPPERS, and HOPPERS! They are everywhere and the fishing has been excellent. Catching fish on streamers too. Fishing mainly the lower section of the river. Few fisherman, lots of fish. Flows are running around 3000 CFS so the wade fishing has […]