Experience the rush of whitewater fly fishing on Wyoming's Snake River through Hoback Canyon. Designed for advanced anglers, this 6-hour trip offers challenging rapids and native cutthroat trout in a stunning natural setting.
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Difficulty
challenging
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition, able to handle strenuous rowing and casting in moving water.
Wildlife
History
The Snake River corridor played a vital role in Native American trade routes and later in the settlement of Jackson Hole, with fly fishing developing as a key recreational tradition.
Conservation
Guides adhere to catch-and-release practices and encourage minimizing footprint to protect native trout populations and river health.
Teton Troutfitters
Experience the rush of whitewater fly fishing on Wyoming's Snake River through Hoback Canyon. Designed for advanced anglers, this 6-hour trip offers challenging rapids and native cutthroat trout in a stunning natural setting.
Teton Troutfitters is a guided fly-fishing outfitter focused on delivering expertly led angling experiences throughout the Teton region and nearby Yellowstone country. The company offers a curated range of trips including trophy trout outings, full- and half-day Snake River excursions, adrenaline-packed Snake River whitewater adventures, guided Salt River float trips, targeted Yellowstone wade fishing, and two-hour certified casting lessons. Each trip includes professional instruction, complimentary gear, and route selection tailored to skill level, from first-time casters to seasoned anglers chasing native Cutthroat and trophy trout. Guides emphasize river safety, efficient on-river teaching, and leave-no-trace practices while navigating glacier-fed rivers like the Green and New Fork and scenic runs through Bridger-Teton National Forest. Teton Troutfitters positions itself as a reliable choice for anglers seeking both instruction and results: guides are described as certified or expert instructors, trips cover diverse river types and conditions, and equipment is provided so guests can focus on fishing. The outfitter’s trip roster supports varied objectives—skill development in casting lessons, light adventure in half-day outings, and full-commitment fishing on all-day Snake and Yellowstone trips. Whether the goal is learning knots and cast technique or targeting large trout in remote water, Teton Troutfitters structures each day to maximize fishing time, deliver memorable scenery, and reduce logistical friction for guests. The business centers trust on consistent trip delivery, expert-led instruction, and a clear focus on native species and responsible angling.
Regions Covered
Teton & Yellowstone
Bridger-Teton, Snake, Salt, Yellowstone
Expert Guides
Certified instructors
Personalized instruction on every trip
Trip Lengths
2-hour to full day
Casting lessons to full-day expeditions
Trips Offered
7 guided experiences
Salt, Snake, Yellowstone, and more
Book a guided Snake, Salt, or Yellowstone trip with included gear and certified instruction—limited dates available.
Bring a Dry Bag
Protect your gear from splashes and unexpected drops in the dynamic whitewater environment.
Wear a Personal Flotation Device
Use the provided PFD at all times to ensure safety amidst swift river currents.
Use Polarized Sunglasses
Enhance visibility into the water to spot trout and navigate rapids effectively.
Prepare for Variable Weather
Dress in layers and bring rain gear as mountain weather can change rapidly.
Wading Boots with Felt or Rubber Soles
Essential for maintaining grip when navigating slippery riverbanks and shallow sections.
spring
Waterproof Waders
Keep dry and comfortable during long hours on the river.
summer
Layered Quick-Dry Clothing
Adjust to cool mornings and warmer afternoons with breathable, moisture-wicking layers.
fall
Insulated Jacket
Stay warm during colder months when river conditions can be brisk and wet.
winter