Wyoming - Glendo Reservoir
Glendo Reservoir in eastern Wyoming is one of the state's best warmwater fisheries, with healthy populations of large walleyes, yellow perch, and channel catfish. Created by a dam on the North Platte River, the impoundment has 78 miles of shoreline, with many camping facilities and six boat ramps. As the walleye season heats up this month, remember that the fish will be moving to deeper waters; bottom bouncers are usually productive then. Two Dog's Guide Service, 307-761-2921; twodogsfishing.com

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Guide's Tips
Species: Walleye
Guide Contact: Rodger Bredehoft; twodogsfishing.com; 307-761-2921
Rig Specifics: 7-foot spinning rod with Fireline, using leeches or nightcrawlers for bait on 1/4- to 3/8-ounce jigheads.
Quick Tip: The active temperature for walleyes is in the mid-50s. Bounce your bait along the bottom.
Where to Fish: Upriver to the mouth. Target the little bays.

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Photos From Glendo Reservoir