Winter, for the most part is nymph fishing, but under the right condition, a dry fly is also possible. Very seldom are fishing trips cancelled because of harsh weather. On a tour of the center, you can see people working on research of fish cultural techniques, fish diseases, fish-fed development and testing, broodstock diet testing, and fishery management. Technical assistance in these areas is provided to federal and state fisheries agencies and the private sector throughout the United States. Current work includes involvement in the restoration of the Greenback Cutthroat Trout in Colorado, and the recovery of the Arctic Grayling from Montana's Big Hole River.
Tours are available, so call for more information.