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Wyoming
New Fork River
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Inside Bridger-Teton National Forest
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New Fork River
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The New Fork River in the Pinedale area is a classic Wyoming trout stream flowing through sagebrush meadows and offering excellent wade fishing for brown and rainbow trout. The river features long riffles, deep pools, and undercut banks that hold large fish. Dry fly fishing with attractor patterns is productive during summer, while nymphing excels in spring and fall.
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