FLAMING GORGE Fishing Company

Terry Collier of Old Moe Guide Service, has recently purchased Triangle G Fishing Service and from it formed Flaming Gorge Fishing Company.

The Triangle G Fishing Services Ashley National Forest Permit has been changed over to the Flaming Gorge Fishing Company. Terry has Guided the fabulous canyons of the beautiful Flaming Gorge Reservoir for 10 years under the Triangle permit. You have the opportunity to catch trophy Mackinaw trout, Rainbow Trout, Kokanee Salmon, Carp and Smallmouth Bass. While you are fishing, you can enjoy the natural beauty of colorful Red Canyon, the clear emerald water of the reservoir, and the abundant wildlife. Terry uses a 24' jet boat for his guiding. His fishing trips include all tackle and equipment needed to provide you with a productive fishing trip. Drinks, but no Lunch are included on these trips. He now has two other Captains working with him, Jim Cohen, and Mike Sergeant. Both have their own boats to guide from . All three have guided the Green River since the early 1980s so their knowledge of the area is extremely thorough.

FLAMING GORGE RESERVOIR GUIDED FISHING TRIP RATES
People	1-2	3	4	5
5hr. Morning Trip	$320.00	$420.00	$520.00	$620.00
All Equipment is included. Does not include Tax or Gratuity

Old Moe can also make arrangements for scenic, family boat trips or evening cruises on Flaming Gorge Reservoir.
*** Like on the river We also practice catch & Release on the Lake ***

All Fishing licenses are now computer generated. Please purchase your fishing license before leaving on your fishing trip.

Flaming Gorge Reservoir is a large lake extending some 90 odd miles from the dam in Utah, Through an exceptionally deep canyon, and subsequently opening into Antelope Valley near the small community of Manila Utah right on the Wyoming Border. From there it Extends roughly 60 miles due north to the two towns of Green River and Rock Springs Wyoming.
There are a substantial amount of streams flowing from the Uinta Mountains feeding the lake and also creating many side canyons for exploring and fishing. They represent many spawning areas for the fish plus places to get out of that dang Wyoming Wind.