moderate
4–8 hours
Ability to wade and stand for several hours, moderate endurance recommended
Teton Fly Fishing in Jackson, Wyoming, offers customized fly fishing trips on the legendary Snake River. Whether you’re refining your cast or aiming for trophy cutthroat trout, expert guide Nate delivers an unforgettable day on the water.
Proper line management is key on the Snake River to avoid drag and increase chances of a strike—focus on controlling your cast with the guide's hands-on tips.
Jackson’s mountain climate can shift rapidly—layering moisture-wicking and insulating gear prepares you for sunny, windy, or rainy conditions during your trip.
Bring water and snacks, especially on multi-hour float trips, to maintain energy for casting and wading in cold mountain waters.
Keep a respectful distance from river otters, marmots, and other wildlife to avoid disturbing their natural feeding and resting areas along the banks.
The Snake River runs through a valley used historically by Native American tribes and early trappers, integral to the region’s heritage.
Teton Fly Fishing practices catch-and-release and emphasizes minimal impact to preserve the river’s health for future generations.
Necessary for safely wading in cold mountain rivers while maintaining mobility and warmth.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Allows adaptation to changing mountain weather, from chilly mornings to warmer afternoons.
all specific
Enhances underwater visibility and protects eyes from glare on the water.
all specific
Protects exposed skin during long hours on the river under the Wyoming sun.
spring|summer|fall specific