New Fork/ Green River, WY
$450
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Trip at a Glance
Company
Owl Creek Flies
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Locations
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, United States
Activities
Fishing, River Fishing
Price
$450 USD per trip -
Duration
8 to 10 hours
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Avg Distance
10 to 20 river miles
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Departure Day(s) and Time(s)
Mid June - mid July
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Starting Location
We will pick you up at your motel or meet at the river.
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Price Includes
All flies, terminal tackle, snacks, lunch, water, and rod/ reel if needed.
Highlights
- Float and fish in the shadow of Wyoming's tallest mountains, and through picturesque pastoral valleys.
- This fishing experience is less than 2 hours from Jackson Hole.
- Enjoy world class trout fishing without the crowds.
Trip Info
We spend the latter part of June and the first half of July on the New Fork and Upper Green Rivers near Pinedale, WY, just after the rivers clear from runoff hatches of grey drakes (giant mayflies), and golden stones get these big browns to look up.
When the dry fly fishing turns off, about mid-day, we turn to a dry-dropper rig or huck streamers. The intimacy of these rivers make streamer fishing very productive as you are able to cover the entire river with one cast. Expect to catch many brown trout, some even very large. There always chances of catching scrappy rainbows and cutthroat trout.
We offer this to our many returning clients with whom we have built a relationship of trust, so dates are limited. We require a minimum booking of two fishing days. Ideally, we would float the New Fork one day and the Upper Green the next, so you can get a feel for each river and minimize pressure. Wildlife is spotted everyday, usually in the form of a moose, and views of the dramatic Wind River Range are around every bend.
Your adventure awaits!
Owl Creek Flies
We offer fly fishing guide service and float trips on Wyoming's Bighorn River as well as specialty trout & steelhead flies. Come discover local experienced guides, big trout and awesome bugs.
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