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Dubois, Wyoming offers world-class trout fishing in pristine mountain waters. The Wind River system and surrounding alpine lakes provide diverse fishing opportunities year-round. - Native Yellowstone cutthroat trout in backcountry streams. - Rainbow and brown trout in the Wind River system. - High-altitude lake fishing for brook trout and cutthroat. - Excellent dry fly fishing during summer hatches.
Guide Zack TenBrink of ZT Angling Company offers guided fishing trips in the pristine waters around Dubois, Wyoming. Located in the heart of the Wind River Valley, these fishing adventures provide access to some of Wyoming's most productive trout streams and alpine lakes. Whether you're targeting native cutthroat trout in backcountry waters or working the famous Wind River for rainbow and brown trout, Zack's local expertise ensures you'll experience the best fishing Dubois has to offer. All trips include professional instruction, quality gear, and insider knowledge of seasonal patterns that make Wyoming fishing legendary among anglers nationwide.
Guide Zack TenBrink of ZT Angling Company provides expert fishing instruction and local knowledge for anglers visiting Dubois, Wyoming. These guided fishing trips include all necessary tackle, flies, and equipment, with flexible scheduling to match weather conditions and seasonal fishing patterns. Zack specializes in both wade fishing and float trips, offering personalized instruction for beginners while providing advanced techniques for experienced anglers. Trip duration ranges from half-day excursions to full-day adventures, with rates varying by season and group size. Book online or call to discuss custom itineraries and availability.
The Dubois area offers exceptional trout fishing in diverse water types, from high-altitude alpine lakes to productive river systems. The Wind River provides consistent action for rainbow and brown trout, while backcountry streams hold native Yellowstone cutthroat trout in pristine mountain settings. Spring runoff typically clears by mid-June, creating excellent dry fly conditions through September. Fall fishing brings aggressive pre-spawn behavior and stunning autumn colors in the surrounding Absaroka and Wind River mountain ranges.
Zack's intimate knowledge of local hatches, seasonal migrations, and weather patterns ensures productive fishing regardless of conditions. His approach combines traditional Wyoming techniques with modern fly fishing methods, adapting to each angler's skill level and preferences.
Wyoming's high-altitude environment requires specific preparation and technique adjustments. Water temperatures remain cool year-round, with peak fishing occurring during summer months when insect activity peaks. Morning and evening sessions often produce the most consistent results, particularly during midge and caddis hatches. Wind can be a factor in open areas, making accurate casting and fly selection crucial for success.
Zack provides detailed pre-trip briefings covering local regulations, catch-and-release practices, and safety considerations for fishing in bear country. His guided approach emphasizes reading water, proper presentation techniques, and understanding trout behavior in Wyoming's unique ecosystem. Weather can change rapidly in the mountains, so trips include backup plans and alternative locations to ensure productive fishing regardless of conditions.
All guided fishing trips include professional-grade rods, reels, flies, and terminal tackle suited to local conditions. Zack provides waders and boots when needed, though bringing personal gear is welcome. Trip capacity is limited to ensure personalized instruction and optimal fishing opportunities. Start times vary by season and target species, with early morning departures common during summer months.
Transportation to fishing locations is included, with comfortable vehicles equipped for Wyoming's backcountry access roads. Lunch and beverages are provided on full-day trips, with options for shore lunches when conditions permit. All trips operate under proper licensing and insurance, with emphasis on safety protocols and Leave No Trace principles in Wyoming's pristine wilderness areas.