Half Day Guided Fly Fishing Trip
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate physical activity involved in casting and wading.
Overview
Join Jeremy Allan Fly Fishing in Holiday, Utah, for a private half-day fly fishing adventure. Perfect for all skill levels, this trip offers a peaceful escape and exciting fishing opportunities amidst stunning scenery.
Half Day Guided Fly Fishing Trip
Four hours • All skill levels welcome
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About This Adventure
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The perfect morning or afternoon trip!
Duration
4 Hours
About
A half day guided fly fishing trip lasts up to 4 hours. Everything you will need is included; waders, boots, fly rods, flies and terminal tackle as well as drinks and snacks. Price does not include gratuity or a Utah fishing license.
Dress for the weather
Being comfortable on your fly fishing trip is important. The weather in Utah can be anywhere from 95 degrees or cold and snowy depending on the time of year. I’ve seen it snow 6 inches in June and be 60 degrees in January. You just never know. Most of our streams remain cool all year so I recommend wearing long pants and warm socks. Even in the Summer months keeping your feet and legs warm will make for a better overall experience. Wearing sunglasses to reduce glare and for general eye protection is also recommended. Polarized glasses will help you see into the water and make for a better visual fly fishing experience. Check the weather and dress for comfort.
What you need to bring
Everything you need for your guided fly fishing trip will be included. Fly rods, flies, terminal tackle, boots, and waders are all provided by your guide. Snacks and drinks are also provided. All you need to bring with you is appropriate clothing for the time of year and anything else you’d like to have with you. Most of the time you will be fishing in a general area so bringing a backpack and setting it on the river bank is fine.
Adventure Tips
Wear layered clothing
Weather can change rapidly in Utah; dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the trip.
Bring polarized sunglasses
Polarized shades help reduce water glare and improve visibility of fish beneath the surface.
Use sun protection
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to protect against UV rays during sunny day fishing.
Arrive early
Getting to the river a little before your scheduled time ensures a relaxed start and better fishing conditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Common otters
History
The area around Holiday, Utah, has long been a respected site for native trout populations and has a rich history of outdoor recreation dating back decades.
Conservation
Jeremy Allan Fly Fishing emphasizes catch and release practices to preserve local fish populations and promotes sustainable fishing.
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Recommended Gear
Wading boots
Provides stability and protection while walking in the water, essential for safety and comfort.
Fly fishing rod and reel
Standard gear for fly fishing, provided if needed, allowing you to cast effectively.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from UV rays during sunny days on the water.
summer specific
Light rain jacket
Keeps you dry if unexpected rain or splashes occur during your trip.
spring|fall|winter specific