Buffalo Fork River, Moran Wyoming

The Buffalo Fork River is located outside of Moran, Wyoming, and is one of the state's finest locations for fishing. In fact, the river is a tributary of the famous Snake River, offering an array of fish in clear waters, right in the heart of the wilderness.

Wilderness fishing trips near Moran in Wyoming are truly award winning. One of the best rivers is the Buffalo Fork, an offshoot of the Snake. Varied species of fish swim from the main river to the Buffalo Fork, entering one of the most scenic areas around the town.

The Buffalo Fork River is famous for its white sturgeon, smallmouth bass and steelhead trout. The river is quite calm and allows even the most amateur fishermen to enjoy a fishing trip safely and peacefully whilst setting up camp along its many beaches.

The Buffalo is best fished during the spring when the main species of bass are in abundance. Though fishing can be done there throughout the year, sturgeon and trout are more predominant from May to August.