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Ice Fishing Trips

Ice Fishing Trips

Sublette County is a winter angler’s dream, offering some of the best ice fishing in Wyoming. When the Wind River Range freezes over, the action only heats up. From the deep, clear waters of Boulder Lake to the expansive reaches of Fontenelle Reservoir, our guided trips provide access to trophy Lake Trout, Rainbows and Browns. Whether you are a seasoned pro or a family looking for a unique winter adventure, Two Rivers Fishing Company provides professional guides and all the gear you need for a successful and comfortable day on the ice.

Ice Fishing Trip Options

  • Full-Day Ice Fishing

    Full-Day Trip

    Our full-day ice fishing trips offer the ultimate winter experience on Wyoming’s most scenic frozen lakes. These excursions typically run for 4 to 6 hours, focusing on proven locations for Brown Trout, Rainbows and trophy Lake Trout. Full-day trips include all necessary gear, hot beverages, and a hearty lunch served in the comfort of a heated shanty. While you wait for a strike, enjoy the quiet solitude of the Wind River Range and keep an eye out for wintering wildlife against the snow.

    $400

    per person
    per day

Broken Lake Ice

Winter in the Winds

The Wind River Range transforms into a rugged, frozen wilderness in the winter, providing a stunning backdrop for ice fishing. Sublette County’s high-elevation lakes offer early ice and thick coverage, ensuring a long and productive season. With the Continental Divide towering in the distance, you’ll experience the true solitude of Wyoming’s backcountry while targeting fish in some of the most scenic frozen waters in the Rockies. It’s not just a fishing trip; it’s a front-row seat to the most rugged winter terrain in the lower 48.

Boulder Lake

Boulder Lake is a local gem for ice anglers, known for its deep water and healthy populations of Rainbow trout, Browns, and Lake Trout (Mackinaw). Boulder can be accessed via snow machine when snowed in. Fontenelle Reservoir is another option that adds variety and access to the ice in the early season. Our guides know these waters well, tracking fish movements throughout the winter to ensure you’re always over the best water.

Boulder Lake

Boulder Lake is a local gem for ice anglers, known for its deep water and healthy populations of Rainbow trout, Browns, and Lake Trout (Mackinaw). Boulder can be accessed via snow machine when snowed in. Fontenelle Reservoir is another option that adds variety and access to the ice in the early season. Our guides know these waters well, tracking fish movements throughout the winter to ensure you’re always over the best water.

Local Species

Sublette County lakes are home to a diverse range of species that remain active under the ice. Lake Trout (Mackinaw) are the kings of the deep, often reaching impressive sizes in Boulder Lake. For those looking for fast action, the Rainbow and Brown trout bite stays consistent throughout the season. Whatever your target, our guides will put you on the fish.

FAQ

We provide a fully outfitted experience: professional guide instruction, all fishing tackle and electronics, a heated shanty with comfortable seating, and transportation to the ice. We also provide a hot lunch, snacks, and beverages (water and hot drinks).

Think layers! Please wear a warm winter jacket, snow pants, and insulated, waterproof boots. Don’t forget a hat, gloves, and sunglasses. We also recommend hand/toe warmers for added comfort. Note: A valid Wyoming fishing license is required and must be purchased prior to your trip.

Yes. Your booking is exclusive to your group; we don’t combine ice fishing parties.

We target high-probability zones on local gems like Fremont Lake, Boulder Lake and Fontenelle Reservoir, depending on ice conditions and where the bite is strongest.

To ensure the safety of our guests and local wildlife, we have a no-pet policy for all ice fishing trips.

Ice fishing excursions typically run for 4 to 6 hours

Hidden Lakes

FAQ

Ice fishing excursions typically run for 4 to 6 hours

To ensure the safety of our guests and local wildlife, we have a no-pet policy for all ice fishing trips.

We target high-probability zones on local gems like Fremont Lake, Boulder Lake and Fontenelle Reservoir, depending on ice conditions and where the bite is strongest.

Yes. Your booking is exclusive to your group; we don’t combine ice fishing parties.

Think layers! Please wear a warm winter jacket, snow pants, and insulated, waterproof boots. Don’t forget a hat, gloves, and sunglasses. We also recommend hand/toe warmers for added comfort. Note: A valid Wyoming fishing license is required and must be purchased prior to your trip.

We provide a fully outfitted experience: professional guide instruction, all fishing tackle and electronics, a heated shanty with comfortable seating, and transportation to the ice. We also provide a hot lunch, snacks, and beverages (water and hot drinks).

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