Wyoming is not just about cowboys, livestock, and hundreds of thousands of miles of uninhabited wilderness — it’s also the birthplace of fly fishing in the U.S. Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, with their iconic Snake and Green Rivers, make this region a premier destination where anglers can pursue the coveted grand slam of the three most sought-after trout species that inhabit these waters. The Green River, for example, is renowned for its INCREDIBLE populations of big brown, rainbow and cutthroat trouts.
The highlight of this trip is the opportunity to combine both drifting and wading experiences across different sections of the Green, Snake, and Bighorn Rivers, as well as wading in various creeks within Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. The area also features numerous lakes where you can find native species such as Bonneville and Yellowstone River cutthroat trout, as well as golden, lake, and brook trout.
The Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge is a special regulation area, in which just a few fishing guides have the permission for guiding the river. That’s why the odds of catching a trophy trout (+ 70cm) increase considerably during this trip.
The adventure doesn’t end here. As mentioned earlier, one of Wyoming’s greatest attractions is the opportunity to fish in remote areas located throughout the state’s national parks. These are places of breathtaking beauty, where you’ll encounter not only fish, but also a variety of wildlife, including bison, deer, antelope among others…
Don’t just hear about it from others — seize the moment and be part of this unforgettable adventure. Spots are limited, so book your trip now and create memories that will last a lifetime!
