RECREATIONAL PARADISE

Wyoming offers many fishing, hunting, and outdoor recreational opportunities. The Clarks Fork River is no exception when it comes to being “Wild and Scenic”. As a glacier-fed Clark’s Fork of the Yellowstone it has its beginnings in the Absaroka and Beartooth mountains near Cooke City, MT. About 10-12 miles downstream from Cook City, it enters into Wyoming. From this point, the Clarks Fork takes a 40 mile journey through the Cowboy State before it once again crosses into the state line of Montana.

Due to its size it is unsuitable for drift boats or rafts, but it can be normally fished without a guide. The river flows through some of the most breathtaking country. Fishing on the Clarks Fork is best from August to September for fly fishing enthusiasts.