moderate
4-8 hours
Participants should be comfortable wading small streams and walking uneven terrain for several hours.
Discover expert-led fly fishing trips with The Hatch in Cody, Wyoming. Learn diverse techniques on native cutthroat waters while soaking in some of the West’s most scenic riverscapes.
Rick Davis emphasizes using local insect imitations like grasshoppers and specific nymph patterns for the best results in Cody’s waters.
Bring layered clothing; mountain weather can shift quickly even in summer, affecting fishing conditions.
Some of the best fishing holes are a short drive from downtown Cody—allow extra time to reach remote access points.
Respect the local ecosystem by packing out all gear and minimizing impact on riparian zones.
Cody was founded by Buffalo Bill in 1896 and serves as a historic access point to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
The Hatch supports watershed health initiatives and advocates for responsible angling to protect native trout habitats.
A 5- to 6-weight rod suited for trout fishing provides versatility across Cody’s waters.
Grip-enabled boots help maintain footing on slippery or uneven streambeds.
spring|summer|fall specific
Quick-dry wicking layers and waterproof outerwear keep you comfortable through changing weather.
all specific
Reduces glare off the water, improving fish visibility and eye protection.
all specific