Class A Friendly Fly Fishing Spots?
I’d like to hear of class A friendly spots anywhere in the lower 48 (personally, I’m interested in the West, but would welcome other ideas).
Spots need to be easily accessible to a class A (paved or decent dirt road), have relatively level spots to park/camp, and be walking distance/short hike to good stream or lake fly fishing (stream preferred). Hook ups not required (please describe facilities). I’ll go first:
West/central Wyoming, Weeping Rock Campground, on Green River, just below Fontenelle Dam . It’s 25 miles north/east of Kemmerer on 189. 3 – 4 miles of good dirt road. CG has designated spots, but no facilities, no charge. Great nymphing, great quality trout (caught 6 – 8 like in the pics below in a couple hour window last July). Strictly a fishing destination (IMO), not much else to do there. Raccoons can be pests.
More detailed directions here: http://www.recreation.gov/recreationalAreaDetails.do;jsessionid=6A5D3FC84C406013E297E88DAA662B22.web04-ny?contractCode=NRSO&facilityId=202245&agencyCode=70901
Spots need to be easily accessible to a class A (paved or decent dirt road), have relatively level spots to park/camp, and be walking distance/short hike to good stream or lake fly fishing (stream preferred). Hook ups not required (please describe facilities). I’ll go first:
West/central Wyoming, Weeping Rock Campground, on Green River, just below Fontenelle Dam . It’s 25 miles north/east of Kemmerer on 189. 3 – 4 miles of good dirt road. CG has designated spots, but no facilities, no charge. Great nymphing, great quality trout (caught 6 – 8 like in the pics below in a couple hour window last July). Strictly a fishing destination (IMO), not much else to do there. Raccoons can be pests.
More detailed directions here: http://www.recreation.gov/recreationalAreaDetails.do;jsessionid=6A5D3FC84C406013E297E88DAA662B22.web04-ny?contractCode=NRSO&facilityId=202245&agencyCode=70901
