Cheyenne WY ?
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Re: Cheyanne (sp?) WY ?
I have never fished it myself but have heard good reports of a place up there called Seminoe Res. and I believe there is a river that is called something like "Miraculous mile" or "Miracle mile" or something along the lines of that like I said though I have never fished them myself.....
I have never fished it myself but have heard good reports of a place up there called Seminoe Res. and I believe there is a river that is called something like "Miraculous mile" or "Miracle mile" or something along the lines of that like I said though I have never fished them myself.....
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Thanks. I'll look into those. As long as there's somewhere to fish, it will be worth it. It's better than buying day licences. If I'm going to drive 2 hours to visit the folks every once in a while there better be some fishing involved!
I just saw your new post. That actually sounds real good.
I just saw your new post. That actually sounds real good.
Re: Cheyanne (sp?) WY ?
There are a number of lakes not too far from Cheyenne. Curt Gowdy state Park is just west, about 30 min., the park has 2 lakes, Crystal and Granite, both lakes are stocked with kokanee and rainbows, they also hold perch. The Wyoming DOW has did some netting, and have pulled up some large Browns, 10lbs. plus. There is also North Crow Res. that is in the same area, it has rainbows, browns and I'm told Lake Trout, there is also a small stream that holds brookies.
If you want to drive a little further, 1 hour plus you can hit the Lamamie Plains Lakes, Hattie, Twin Buttes, Meoborer, and a couple of others. These are good lakes, the fish grow fast, reminds you of South and North Park fish, fat and healthy.
North of Cheyenne there are a couple of good walleye lakes.
I think the out of state license will cost you $70.00, if your going to spend more than a few weekends up there it would be well worth it.
Do a google search for Wyoming DOW, look for the fishing forecast link they have some good info.
There are a number of lakes not too far from Cheyenne. Curt Gowdy state Park is just west, about 30 min., the park has 2 lakes, Crystal and Granite, both lakes are stocked with kokanee and rainbows, they also hold perch. The Wyoming DOW has did some netting, and have pulled up some large Browns, 10lbs. plus. There is also North Crow Res. that is in the same area, it has rainbows, browns and I'm told Lake Trout, there is also a small stream that holds brookies.
If you want to drive a little further, 1 hour plus you can hit the Lamamie Plains Lakes, Hattie, Twin Buttes, Meoborer, and a couple of others. These are good lakes, the fish grow fast, reminds you of South and North Park fish, fat and healthy.
North of Cheyenne there are a couple of good walleye lakes.
I think the out of state license will cost you $70.00, if your going to spend more than a few weekends up there it would be well worth it.
Do a google search for Wyoming DOW, look for the fishing forecast link they have some good info.
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born2fsh1 --- Thanks. When I go up there, I'll probably fish w/ my dad. He'd fish in a puddle before driving more than 30 minutes. However, it's starting to sound promising to me. I've heard of Hattie before (probably on this site), and I love State Parks. I may have to drive over there, stay the night at the folks, and try some of these places. Anyway, it already sounds like it would be worth it for a licence. $70 is steep (for me), but I imagine in the next year I could fish around 10 times or so.
Thanks for all the info! I'm kind of stoked now.
Thanks for all the info! I'm kind of stoked now.
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Just FYI, according to:
http://gf.state.wy.us/fiscal/license/index.asp
A daily non-resident license costs $11/day and an annual is $76. So if you fish more than 7 days, it is worth it for you to by an annual.
http://gf.state.wy.us/fiscal/license/index.asp
A daily non-resident license costs $11/day and an annual is $76. So if you fish more than 7 days, it is worth it for you to by an annual.
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shoot,the resident colo liscence with second rod stamp is approching $40 so what is $70 for non resident, sounds cheap to me..
Most of the really good places are not right in Cheyenne, but are within day-trip distance. In addition to what's been mentioned above, try Lake Hattie, and if you like high mountain lakes, check out some lakes in the Medicine Bow (look West of Laramie in the Snowy Range). There are some nice lakes up there that recieve periodic stocking of brook, cutthroat, rainbow and sometimes splake. They grow some pretty big brookies up there, but it's cyclic.
They might want to consider a Colorado license, too. Lots of fishing lakes not far off I-25 and some within about 45 minutes of Cheyenne, if they head south.
They might want to consider a Colorado license, too. Lots of fishing lakes not far off I-25 and some within about 45 minutes of Cheyenne, if they head south.
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A non-resident annual fishing license will cost you $86.50. They make you buy a "conservation stamp" also.
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The mile is the tailwater out of seminoe.pitbull said:
Hey Michigander,
Welcome to the West. The best fishing in Cheyenne is located in western Laramie. Checkin with the boys at West Laramie Flystore just off I-80. Here is the website for fish reports. www.flystore.net/fishing_reports.htm
Did you bring any smoked steelhead or kings with you?
Welcome to the West. The best fishing in Cheyenne is located in western Laramie. Checkin with the boys at West Laramie Flystore just off I-80. Here is the website for fish reports. www.flystore.net/fishing_reports.htm
Did you bring any smoked steelhead or kings with you?
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I am from cheyenne and yes it is worth it .
if you want more info give me a e mail
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if you want more info give me a e mail
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