What equipment is provided?

Teton Wilderness Tours supplies rods, reels, and necessary gear; participants need to bring personal items like sunglasses, appropriate clothing, and any special prescriptions.

Are children allowed on the trip?

Yes, but children should be comfortable wading or paddling for several hours; age restrictions may apply based on trip difficulty.

Do I need a fishing license?

Yes, all anglers need a valid Wyoming fishing license, which guides can assist in obtaining if necessary.

What if I have no fishing experience?

Guides are experienced with all skill levels and will give basic instruction to help you enjoy your day.

Yes, delicious snacks and lunch are included as part of your day on the water.

What should I do if I get cold or tired?

Guides will monitor your comfort and can recommend breaks or gear adjustments as needed.

Fly Fishing in Yellowstone with Teton Wilderness Tours

In the heart of Jackson, Wyoming, where the rugged peaks of the Tetons frame the horizon, Teton Wilderness Tours offers an authentic fly-fishing journey through Yellowstone’s legendary waters. This guided trip takes anglers to some of the most pristine and wildlife-rich stretches of the park, renowned for their crystal-clear rivers and abundant fish populations. Whether you're casting a line for the first time or striving for a personal best, their expert guides tailor each excursion to your skill level, ensuring a rewarding experience coupled with stunning scenery.

Yellowstone’s waterways—like the Lamar and Yellowstone Rivers—are alive with activity. You might find yourself pausing beneath towering aspens or beside rocky outcroppings where osprey soar overhead. During the float or wade trip, the guide points out native wildlife such as otters, bison, and elk, adding a wild, immersive dimension to your day. Lunches and snacks are included, often enjoyed on scenic riverbanks that seem to pulse with the park’s primal energy.

What sets Teton Wilderness Tours apart isn’t just their location but their commitment to a responsible, low-impact approach that preserves Yellowstone’s ecosystems. Their guides are passionate about conservation and sharing insider knowledge on how to fish sustainably in one of America's most protected landscapes. This trip appeals equally to seasoned anglers and beginners eager to learn the craft amidst some of the world’s most spectacular scenery.

Located just a short drive from Jackson, this trip offers a convenient and memorable way to engage deeply with Yellowstone’s wilderness. It’s more than just a fishing outing—it’s a chance to connect with nature, learn new skills, and experience Wyoming’s iconic outdoor environment firsthand.