moderate
6–8 hours
Moderate fitness needed; be prepared for standing and wading for several hours at a time.
Spend a full day fishing the pristine upper Snake River with Teton Troutfitters near Jackson, Wyoming. Enjoy expert guides, complimentary gear, and breathtaking wilderness on this all-levels fly-fishing adventure.
Full Day - All Ages
Experience a full day of fishing on the stunning upper Snake River with Teton Troutfitters. Explore over 50 miles of diverse terrain, guided by experts who cater to all skill levels. Encounter breathtaking wildlife and enjoy complimentary fly-fishing gear and lessons, making this an unforgettable adventure in nature.
As a Bridger Teton National Forests permittee, Teton Troutfitters can guide you over 50 miles of varied river terrain, to suit your skill level and current fishing conditions.
Bald eagles, osprey, moose, otters, mountain views, and plenty of Cutthroat trout characterize this amazing river.
The upper Snake River is braided channels, with cut banks and log jams holding native Cutthroat trout. We offer full and half day fishing trips in these sections. Casting lessons are part of our program, and our fishing guides can start with a novice, or fine-tune an experienced angler.
All fly-fishing gear is included in every trip as well as lessons in its use, at no extra charge.
The best times to fish the rivers with Teton Troutfitters are as follows:
The Snake River is ideal in April, the last week of June, and throughout July, August, September, and October, but please note that only half-day trips are available during these peak times.
The Green and New Fork Rivers are excellent fishing spots year-round, except for late May and early June.
The Salt River follows the same schedule as the Snake, with prime fishing in April, the last week of June, and the months of July, August, September, and October.
For any given fishing trip the guide will provide transportation to from and on the river, personal flotation devices, fly rods, flies, snacks (lunch on full days), and beverages.
The client will be responsible for purchasing a fishing license that is valid for the days they are fishing, sunscreen, clothing for any weather we expect to have, a hat, and sunglasses. If they would like to bring their own fly-fishing gear, they are welcome to do so.
Morning hours often provide calmer winds and active fish, so plan to start your day early for optimal fishing.
Wading in the river is common, so sturdy waterproof boots will keep you comfortable and safe.
Reflective water surfaces increase UV exposure; protect your skin and eyes even on cloudy days.
Carry ample water to stay hydrated during this physically active full-day outing.
The Snake River region has long been significant to Native American tribes and later to trappers and settlers in the 19th century.
Teton Troutfitters actively supports catch-and-release practices and educates clients on minimizing impact to preserve fish populations and river health.
Provided by guides but consider bringing your own if preferred for a personalized setup.
Essential for comfortable river wading and traction on slippery rocks.
spring;summer;fall specific
Protects against sun exposure intensified by river reflections.
spring;summer;fall specific
Weather can vary, so bring layers to adjust to changing temperatures.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific