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North Platte River (Wyoming), WY

River in Carbon County, Wyoming. The North Platte enters Wyoming from Colorado and flows north through the Saratoga Valley, the Miracle Mile, and Grey Reef, forming one of the most celebrated wild trout tailwater and freestone fisheries in the West. The river holds dense populations of large rainbow and brown trout, with the Miracle Mile and Grey Reef sections producing trophy fish. Below Pathfinder the river warms and adds walleye and channel catfish. Elevation roughly 6,700 ft at Saratoga.

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Overall bite score

Scored 4 min ago · recomputed every 30 minutes

Water tempModeled52
Pressure trendNOAAsteady73
Flow vs medianUSGS60
SolunarComputedmoon 40% lit63
Recent stockingState data50
Time of dayComputed50
WindNOAA50
Cloud coverNOAA35
PrecipitationNOAA50

Each instrument reads 0 to 100. The score is their weighted blend, tuned for rivers and streams. No black box: every reading names its source.

What swims here

6 tracked species in North Platte River (Wyoming), with the months each fishes best.

Brown Troutabundant
Rainbow Troutabundant
Walleyecommon
Channel Catfishpresent
Cutthroat Troutpresent
Yellow Perchpresent

Water facts

TypeRiver
CountyCarbon
StateWyoming
WaterFreshwater
USGS gauge06630000

Float and wade access through Saratoga, Treasure Island, and Miracle Mile public stretches; the BLM Miracle Mile and Grey Reef sections have developed boat launches. Live USGS gauge 06630000 (North Platte above Seminoe Reservoir) reports flow; water temperature uses a seasonal baseline. A Wyoming fishing license is required.

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