moderate
3–6 hours
Participants should have good balance and endurance for standing and wading in cold rivers for extended periods.
Teton Anglers offers expert fly fishing trips in the shadow of the Tetons, guiding anglers through some of Wyoming’s richest trout habitats. Discover where skill meets stunning landscapes on the Snake River and alpine streams.
Wear waterproof wading boots with strong grip to navigate slippery rocks safely during guided trips.
Temperatures can swing quickly near mountain rivers; clothes that adapt from cool mornings to warm afternoons are vital.
Barbless hooks are often required or recommended to protect fish populations and ease catch-and-release handling.
Many fishing spots have spotty or no cell reception—plan communication and safety measures ahead of your trip.
The region’s fishing traditions trace back to Native American tribes and early 20th-century settlers, shaping modern conservation efforts.
Teton Anglers emphasizes catch-and-release practices and habitat preservation to maintain fish populations for future generations.
Provide stability and protection while fishing in slippery stream beds.
summer specific
Reduce glare to see fish and obstacles beneath the water’s surface.
Allows anglers to stay comfortable as weather and temperatures change throughout the day.
A lightweight rod suited for trout fishing that matches local conditions.