We offer three types of guided fly fishing trips:

• Float Trips – Drift boat fishing on larger rivers, covering more water with consistent opportunities throughout the day.

• Walk & Wade Trips – Fishing on foot in smaller water, focusing on technique, reading water, and presentation.

• Custom Trips – Fully tailored experiences that may include remote access by horseback, off-road vehicle, or multi-day trips based on your goals.

Yes. Every angler 14 years or older is required to have a valid Wyoming fishing license prior to the trip.

Licenses can be purchased:

• Online through Wyoming Game & Fish

• At local sporting goods stores in Cody

Come prepared for changing mountain weather and a full day outdoors:

• Layered clothing (base layer, insulation, outer layer)

• Waterproof rain jacket (required)

• Hat and polarized sunglasses (very important for visibility)

• Sunscreen and lip balm

• Closed-toe shoes or appropriate footwear

• Personal medications

• Camera or phone

Avoid cotton if possible—synthetic or wool performs better.

We provide:

• Fly rods and reels

• Flies and terminal tackle

• Leaders and tippet

You are welcome to bring your own equipment if preferred.

No. Clients are responsible for bringing their own waders and boots if needed for walk & wade trips.

If you are unsure what to bring, we recommend:

• Breathable chest waders

• Felt or rubber-soled wading boots

Contact us ahead of time and we’ll help you decide based on current conditions.

All trips include:

• Professional guide

• Fishing gear

• Transportation during the trip

Full-day trips also include:

• Lunch

• Drinks and snacks

Half-day trips include:

• Drinks and light snacks

• Standard trips include up to 2 anglers

• Each guide can accommodate up to 3 anglers

• A third angler is $125 additional

• Groups larger than 3 will require an additional guide/trip booking

• Float trips are limited to 2 anglers per boat for safety and comfort

Group size may be limited depending on trip type and conditions.

Your guide will contact you prior to your trip with:

• Exact meeting location

• Time

• Any last-minute details

Meeting locations vary based on river conditions and trip type.

No experience is required.

For beginners:

• We’ll cover casting, basics, and technique

For experienced anglers:

• We’ll focus on strategy, presentation, and reading water

Dress for changing weather and a full day outdoors. Comfort and protection from the elements are more important than clothing color—there are no color restrictions for fishing.

We recommend:

• Layered clothing (base layer, mid-layer, outer layer) to adjust throughout the day

• Waterproof rain jacket (strongly recommended, even on clear days)

• Quick-drying pants or shorts (avoid cotton when possible)

• Long-sleeve shirt for sun protection

• Hat for sun and weather protection

• Polarized sunglasses (very important for visibility on the water)

• Sunscreen and lip balm

Footwear

• Float Trips: Comfortable closed-toe shoes (tennis shoes, light hiking shoes, or sandals with a secure strap)

• Walk & Wade Trips: Waders and wading boots are required and must be provided by the client

Weather in Wyoming can change quickly—be prepared for cool mornings, warm afternoons, wind, and occasional rain, even in summer.

Gratuity is not required but is customary.

• Standard: 20% or more of trip cost

• Based on your experience