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Set in the heart of Eastern Idaho, this is a prime launch point to fish two of the west’s most exceptional rivers: the Teton River and the South Fork of the Snake. Both offer breathtaking scenery and world-class flyfishing.  We will be nestled into a charming property set on the Teton River. Views from the deck are spectacular and include the tops of the Tetons peeking over into the Driggs, Idaho valley.

The Teton River

A stunning 81.5-mile tributary of the Henry’s Fork, the Teton is home to rainbows, cutthroat, cutbows, and brook trout. Anglers will find a wide variety of water—from technical dry fly stretches to lively runs through dramatic canyons. During our August dates, you can expect PMD and terrestrial hatches. The Narrows often provide exciting hopper action, and certain sections of the Teton are also home to a unique mutant stonefly, creating unforgettable dry fly opportunities. The Teton is home to rainbows, cutthroat, cutbows, and brook trout. Anglers will find a wide variety of water—from technical dry fly stretches to lively runs through dramatic canyons.

The South Fork of the Snake
Flowing 66 miles from Palisades Reservoir to its confluence with the Henry’s Fork, the South Fork is big water set against the dramatic backdrop of southeast Idaho. It’s home to yellowstone cutthroat, rainbow, and brown trout—and fish counts (according to Idaho Fish & Game) often range between 4,000–6,000 per mile depending on the section. Our chosen dates align with hatches of PMDs, Golden Stones, Tricos, and plenty of terrestrial action.

Enjoy four nights lodging, three days fishing, all meals and beer/wine with dinner. We can assist with shuttles to and from the Jackson Hole or Idaho Falls airports, and rods/reels if you need them. Pack light and join us in a beautiful setting to fish these exceptional waters.