Half-Day Fly Fishing Adventure on Jackson's Snake River
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; able to stand and cast repeatedly for several hours.
Overview
Discover the thrill of fly fishing on Wyoming’s Snake River with a half-day guided trip near Jackson. From hooking native cutthroat trout to soaking in unmatched mountain views, this adventure offers a perfect blend of sport and scenic wilderness.
Fly Fishing on the Snake River • 1/2 Day
Ages 4+ • 3 People Max per boat • Call to Book!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a breathtaking 5-hour fishing adventure in Jackson Hole, perfect for all skill levels. Experience stunning Teton views as you navigate a scenic 13-mile route. Enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch, with all fishing gear provided. Just bring your fishing license and extra layers for an unforgettable day on the water.
Pricing
1 to 2 People $770 3 People $870
Trip Timing
7AM to 12AM 1 PM to 6 PM
Duration
5 Hours
About
This trip is for beginners or experts! No prior experience is required!
We begin this trip North of Jackson at Wilson Bridge. Gear up at ramp and get on the water. Immediately enjoy Teton Views as your back drop. This 13 mile trip weaves its way South and West of Jackson Hole.
AM trip includes Breakfast Pm trip includes lunch.
All fishing equipment is provided, except you will have to purchase your fishing license prior to your trip, Please no flip flops and please bring extra layers.
Adventure Tips
Bring polarized sunglasses
Essential for reducing glare and spotting trout beneath the water’s surface.
Use light fly rods (4-6 weight)
Lighter rods allow delicate presentation perfect for the river’s trout species.
Arrive early for prime fishing
Morning hours increase your chances of active fish before midday heats.
Wear layered clothing
Mountain mornings can be chilly; layers help manage changing temperatures.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- River otters
History
The Snake River has sustained native tribes and later pioneers; it’s crucial to the region’s ecology and cultural heritage.
Conservation
The outfitter practices catch-and-release and adheres to strict environmental guidelines to protect trout populations and river health.