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Justin Carbon

"Have you ever known the peace of mind
that comes from
standing knee-deep
in a cool mountain
stream so early in
the morning that
the sun's still hid'n
behind the trees...
poppin' a fly across
the water hoping it
might look kinda tasty
to whopper of a
rainbow trout?"


 
If you’re looking for picturesque mountain views and incredible fishing Carbon County
Wyoming is your destination. Places to fish in Carbon County include the North Platte River,
Encampment River, The Little Snake River, alpine lakes, Seminoe Reservoir, Saratoga Lake and
more. Rainbow, Brown and Cutthroat trout are numerous in our pristine rivers. Walleye can be
found in Seminoe Lake and lower elevation lakes and make great for great eating. Carbon
County has numerous fishing guides with the experience to ensure a
successful fishing expedition.

If you are planning on fishing via power boat Hog Park Reservoir (25 miles south of
Encampment in the Sierra Madre Range), Seminoe Reservoir (a short drive north of Rawlins,
Hanna and Medicine Bow), Saratoga Lake (5 miles north of Saratoga) or the High Savery
Reservoir located just off County Road 401 between Rawlins (Hwy 71 south from Rawlins turns
into County Road 401) and Savery are all great fishing destinations with plenty of room to explore.
Miralce Mile
From Hanna:
Take County Road
291 north; turn west on
County Rd 351

  The World Famous Miracle Mile
The North Platte River has a 104-mile stretch through
Upper Platte Valley named as a blue-ribbon trout
stream by Wyoming Game and Fish. Near Seminoe
Reservoir lies a 7-mile stretch of river famous for
huge trout and great fly fishing. This stretch of the
North Platte River is called Miracle Mile. For those
who love to fish, Miracle Mile is a little stretch
of heaven.

Navigating to Miracle Mile:
From Sinclair: Take County Road 351 north for 45
miles (this road may be closed or require chains during winter months)


”The "Mile" has always had the
reputation of being a trophy fishery,
and some truly large fish are taken
there each year.…” read more
an article by Rod Walinchus from flyfisherman.com
about the Miracle Mile.
Seminoe State Park
Seminoe State Park
Box 30 HCR 67
Sinclair, WY 82334-9801
(307) 320-3013 (Office)
Website
Seminoe State Park
Good river fishing can be found along the North
Platte River from I-80 at Fort Fred Steele State Historic
Site all the way to the Gray Reef Area below Alcova
Dam. In between lies the famous “Miracle Mile,”
well-known for its blue ribbon fishing. Seminoe
Reservoir offers some great fishing, particularly in
June and July, for both trout and walleye. Both
species inhabit the entire reservoir, though there
are areas of greater concentration for each. State
record walleye have been pulled from Seminoe
in years past.
 
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