North Platte River (Upper)
Rating - Good
Wednesday, Jan 22 2020
Flow is at 385 cfs. Flow is low and great for wade fishing. Use: San Juan Worms, midge patterns, and Hot head leeches.
Wednesday, Jan 22 2020
Access Info
The Upper North Platte River runs North out of Colorado and through the Snowy Range of Wyoming. There are many access points and boat ramps throughout the Medicine Bow National Forest that make the Upper North Platte an awesome float destination. It flows into the town of Saratoga. Browns in the 12 to 15 inch range are common.
North Platte River (Upper)
Rating - Good
Flow is at 385 cfs. Flow is low and great for wade fishing. Use: San Juan Worms, midge patterns, and Hot head leeches.
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