Walleye

Dubois, Wyoming, offers a unique walleye fishing experience defined by its proximity to several productive reservoirs. Boysen Reservoir, a short drive away, is a local hotspot known for its healthy walleye population. The best time to target walleye here is during the spring and fall months, as these fish tend to move into shallower waters to feed and spawn. Jigging with minnows or using crankbaits along rocky points and submerged structures are effective techniques. Be aware that Boysen can experience fluctuating water levels, so check local conditions before heading out. A practical tip: the Wind River arm of Boysen often holds good numbers of walleye. Additionally, consider exploring the upper reaches of the reservoir where the Wind River enters, as this area can concentrate fish. Remember to consult Wyoming Game and Fish regulations for size and creel limits.