Where To Find The Best Walleye Fishing Spots In Wyoming

If you haven't been keeping track, Wyoming's spring Walleye fishing is heating up. The Wyo Hunters and Fisherman Walleye League begins May 7 and runs through mid-August. The Wyoming Walleye Stampede's first tournament on the circuit is Mother's Day Weekend, and now's a good time to get a line in the water.

The fishing may be heating up, but the weather still throws anglers the good ole spring in Wyoming curveball. It's hot one day, snow the next, and then comfortable with a thunderstorm. We often say, "If you plan what you're going to do around the weather, you'll never do anything."

Learning the best spots on the water to find walleye, the best options in your tacklebox, and the best techniques are all skills gained throughout your angling journey.

Where will you go if you're taking the boat and heading for the water to fish for Walleye? There are many reservoirs, rivers, creeks, and other bodies of water to choose from, but a few will give you the best chance to catch your limit.

Everyone has their favorite fishing hole, and they likely won't tell you where it is even though many people may already know about it. However, some anglers are well-versed in walleye fishing and love to help as much as possible.

Brian Woodward from Casper's Rocky Mountain Discount Sports has been a part of Wyoming Hookin' & Huntin' Outdoors since the show began in 2021. Over the last almost four years, we've covered a lot of information about hunting and fishing, and I asked him for his top Wyoming walleye hot spots, and he didn't hesitate.

Wyoming is home to some of the best Walleye fishing in the nation. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department, conservation organizations, and anglers have done a great job keeping it that way.