Reel Time Blog
February 8, 2016
Wyoming Snowpack Update Here’s the most recent Wyoming Snowpack Update and thankfully, we’re still holding steady around 90-94%. We sure could use a few more storms to dump up in the mountains to solidify our summer season. The 90-94% represents the moisture content compared to a 30 year average. Now that the afternoon temps has risen above freezing for the first time in awhile the natives seem to be getting very restless. Our guide staff at Reel Deal are starting […]
January 29, 2016
Green River Pinedale Wyoming 1.29.2016 Tracking Burbot in the Green River near Pinedale Wyoming, Fish Biologist Darren Rhea completed burbot netting on the Green River. Burbot, not native to the Green River, were illegally introduced, likely forever altering this renowned river system. Burbot are a voracious predator feeding almost exclusively on other fish or crayfish. In order to help eradicate these predators in the Green River we need EVERYONES help with this endeavor. Flaming Gorge, Fontenelle, and Big Sandy […]
January 22, 2016
Sample Fishing Itinerary from the Salt Lake City Airport Here is a sample fishing itinerary arriving and departing out of the Salt Lake City Airport for our Upper Green River guided fishing trips. Please know that we are happy to tailor our trips to individually suit your needs, schedule and best possible scenarios within our control. Please keep in mind that this is a suggested itinerary and is subject to change based on the most current and up to date […]
January 14, 2016
After reading this article this morning, I am reassured we made the right decision why Reel Deal Anglers is concentrating the majority of our guiding efforts in the Green River Basin. We still offer professionally guided trips on the Snake River, Flat Creek in the National Elk Refuge and private trip on Crystal Creek at the Historic Red Rock Ranch. Please know that we LOVE our beloved Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks but we DON’T love the traffic; whether […]
December 10, 2015
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November 23, 2015
Introducing invasive species can be very costly, both monetarily and environmentally. See the story below from Mike K of the JH News and Guide to support this claim. At this point in time it will take another 13 years, according to scientists, to achieve the objective numbers of the native Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout. Y’stone lake trout catch reaches deadly high Intensive suppression of non-native species must continue, biologist says. Gill netting boats […]