Fly-Fishing Jackson Wyoming.

Jackson, Wyoming is a renowned destination for fly fishing enthusiasts seeking the thrill of catching Snake River cutthroats in its pristine waters. Experienced anglers and novices alike are drawn to the rugged beauty of Jackson's landscapes, where pack trips offer a unique opportunity to explore remote fishing spots only accessible by horseback. As you wade into the cool, clear currents of the Buffalo River, surrounded by the grandeur of the Teton Range, the distinctive red slash under the jaw of a cutthroat trout adds a flash of color to your day. The challenge of enticing these elusive native trout is a rewarding experience in the heart of the Wild West.

The North and South Forks of the Buffalo River in Wyoming hold a rich legacy with the majestic cutthroat trout and the art of fly fishing. These pristine tributaries, coursing through the rugged terrain of the Teton Wilderness, have long been revered by anglers for their abundance of native Snake River cutthroats.

For generations, fly fishers have been drawn to these waters, where the challenge of enticing cutthroats to rise to a perfectly presented dry fly is both exhilarating and deeply rewarding. The North Fork's rushing currents and deep pools provide ample opportunities to test one's angling skills against these prized fish, while the South Fork's secluded stretches offer a serene setting for anglers seeking solitude amidst the wilderness.

camp

The camp will consist of lightweight sleeping tents that are roomy enough to stand up and accommodate comfortable cots with pads. All-you-can-eat meals are served under a dining fly. A sanitary toilet is always part of our camp. Solar showers are used and simply hung overhead

LOCATION

Wyoming’s untouched Teton wilderness is just outside Jackson Wyoming on the southern boundary of Yellowstone National Park.

All fishing trips/ pack trips start from our base camp at the Turpin Meadows trailhead.

Guests driving should arrive in Dubois or Jackson Wyoming the day before their scheduled trip. Guests flying should also arrive in Jackson Wyoming the day before the start of the trip. On the morning of the trip’s first day, we meet at the Turpin Meadows trailhead 44 miles from Jackson on the south boundary of the Teton Wilderness. From here all personnel and gear are transported by horse and mule.

dates

July 2024:

  • 8-12 (2 spots open)

  • 15-19 (full)

  • 21 - 23 (contact us for pricing)

 August 2024:

  • 7-10 (ladies’ trip)

July 2025:

  • 8-12 (4 spots)

  • 14-18

  • 21-25

august 2025:

  • 6-9 (ladies’ trip)

Cost

  • $2500.00 per person (can vary depending on length of trip). please get in touch with us for pricing.

  • Youth under 18. $1500.00 

$500 deposit due at booking per guest.

custom trips

we can customize any Wyoming pack trip specifically for your group. from day rides to roving multi-day pack trips throughout the wilderness. let us know what you're looking for and we can get your adventure started.

FISHING TACKLE AND GEAR

Remember, this guided fly-fishing trip is a true Wyoming wilderness adventure, we will be 10-12 miles from any road and you should pack enough tackle, film, medications, and personal items you may need with this in mind.

Rods should be packed in sturdy tube cases.

  • 2 reels and 2 rods per person suggested

  • 8-9 foot 5-7wt. fly rods

  • 2-3 extra reel spools with floating and sinking line

  • Several tapered leaders

  • Extra tippets

  • Hip or chest waders

  • Fishing vest

  • Forceps

  • Nail clippers

  • Polarized sunglasses

Spinning gear should be ultra-light or light grade: 4-6 lb. test line is recommended.

PACKING INSTRUCTIONS

  • Total bag weight: 40 pounds each

  • Total bag count: 2 tubular duffel bags 30-36 inches long.

  • General Gear.

Your gear should fit into one or two duffel bags, with your bedroll rolled separately. However, using two or three shorter duffel bags is better than one big one. Please limit each bag to 40 pounds or less.

Please remember this is a true Wyoming pack trip all gear must be packed in by horse and mule.

DUFFLE BAGS (IMPORTANT) Tubular type, 30” to 36” in length. This is the most convenient size for packing on mules. Each individual’s gear including a sleeping bag and pillow should fit into two duffle bags of this size.

Separate the following gear for easy access in saddlebags or tied to your saddle during your Wyoming pack trip.

  • Rain gear

  • Light coat

  • Vest

  • Camera

  • Water bottle

  • Hat

  • Riding gloves

  • Sunscreen

THINGS TO BRING

  • Sleeping bag

  • Changes of clothes

  • Swimming suit

  • Light coat and/or vest

  • Heavy (warm) coat

  • Riding boots and gloves

  • Hiking boots

  • Rain gear and hat

    PERSONAL ITEMS

  • Towels

  • toiletries (Toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, shampoo.)

  • Any medication you require

  • Flashlight/headlamp with extra batteries

  • Camera

  • Binoculars

  • Water bottle

  • Sunscreen (SPF 30)

  • A good supply of Insect Repellent Spray

contact us here to book your adventure today.