moderate
7 hours
Participants should have good mobility and be comfortable wading in water
Discover the thrill of fly fishing in Utah’s remote streams with Wasatch Guide Service. Wade through untouched waters targeting large wild brown trout in a serene mountain setting—an unmatched adventure for intermediate anglers.
Starting at $400 | 7 Hour Trip
Embark on an unforgettable 7-hour fly fishing adventure in secluded streams, where you can target wild brown trout over 20 inches. With expert guidance from Wasatch Guide Service, enjoy the tranquility of nature and the thrill of fishing in untouched waters, perfect for intermediate anglers seeking a unique challenge.
7 Hours
These smaller, more remote streams offer some fantastic fly fishing, very often for big fish. Some of these spots even offer good opportunities for very large fish over 20 inches on dry flies! You aren’t going to read about them in any national publication, so let Wasatch Guide Service show them to you. These smaller streams are a one- to two- hour drive away from Park City or Salt Lake City and more often than not you will have the entire river to yourself. These streams aren’t for everyone since they require some extra effort to fool their wild trout. However, if you like to venture off the beaten path, hike a little, enjoy the scenery and stalk 20+ inch wild brown trout with dry flies, the extra work on these streams is worth the reward. These trips are full-day excursions only and are geared towards anglers with intermediate or higher levels of fly fishing experience.
Streams can be slippery; sturdy footwear helps ensure safety and stability.
Weather can change quickly in the mountains, so be prepared for varying temperatures.
Minimize impact by respecting the environment and packing out all trash.
High flows or mud due to recent rain can make wading hazardous; plan accordingly.
These streams have supported local fishing traditions for decades, with guides documenting sustainable practices over the years.
Wasatch Guide Service emphasizes catch-and-release and supports local conservation initiatives to preserve these fragile habitats.
Secure footing in streambed while wading through slippery sections.
Protects against sudden rain showers typical in mountain weather.
spring|summer|fall specific
Reduces glare off the water, helping spot fish and submerged structures.
Essential for casting accurately into productive holes and runs.