Originating in the southeastern corner of Yellowstone National Park, the mighty Snake River courses its way through iconic landmarks of the western United States. The Snake River offers one of the best all around fishing experiences in the Rocky Mountain West. It is an unforgettable experience fishing in the shadow of the Tetons for native Snake River Fine-Spotted Cutthroat trout. We predominantly catch native trout on big dry flies near the bank, but it could also be small and technical targeting pods of rising fish. The hungry Cutthroat trout will always be willing to eat a nymph or a streamer as well. We are able to guide the length of the Snake River through Jackson Hole all the way into Bridger-Teton National Forest. This means over 60 miles of river are available for you to experience with one of our exceptional guides.

Renowned as a symbol of the region, the Snake River offers an exhilarating dry fly fishing experience for both novice and expert anglers. Within Jackson Hole Valley, the river showcases a diverse array of styles, from swift currents to expansive side channels, and even stretches of thrilling white water. Combining awe-inspiring scenic vistas, ample wildlife viewing opportunities, with the unique thrill of angling for native trout, the Snake River delivers an unparalleled experience for all fishing enthusiasts.

Season: March  –  November 

Group Size: 2 Anglers per boat.