Fly Fishing Half Day Trip
Driggs, Idaho
Trip Type: Fishing Charters & Tours
Duration: 4 hours
Your guide will meet you in the morning at 9:15am, picking you up at a designated spot. Lunch, soda, water and beer will be provided for you, as well as flies and all terminal tackle, like tippet and leaders. If you need a fishing license your guide will help you get one, and if you don't have a rod/reel, one can be rented for you.
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Your guide will meet you in the morning at 9:15am, picking you up at a designated spot. Lunch, soda, water and beer will be provided for you, as well as flies and all terminal tackle, like tippet and leaders. If you need a fishing license your guide will help you get one, and if you don't have a rod/reel, one can be rented for you.Idaho fly fishing at Teton Valley Lodge since 1919 has become a tradition of providing quality dry fly fishing on the South Fork, Teton and Henrys Fork.
We get it. We know how you feel. You crave a life altering, completely over the top experience of beautiful scenery filled with tons of wild trout. Well guess what? You are in luck. You are smack dab in the middle of a fly fishing wonderland.
How about wetting your line in an ancient volcano that just so happens to be old Yellowstone? At six thousand feet above sea-level, the Henry’s Fork flows out of a spring created by volcanic activity more than a millennia ago. The South Fork of the Snake is insanely gorgeous with enough trout to fill any fly fisherman’s net. The Teton has so many different types of water. If you wanted you could only fish the Teton on your stay with us. You wouldn’t see the same kind of water each day, whether it was the flat spring creek water right in our backyard, or the winding stretches below the lodge or the deep canyon of the narrows.
We get it. We know how you feel. You crave a life altering, completely over the top experience of beautiful scenery filled with tons of wild trout. Well guess what? You are in luck. You are smack dab in the middle of a fly fishing wonderland.
How about wetting your line in an ancient volcano that just so happens to be old Yellowstone? At six thousand feet above sea-level, the Henry’s Fork flows out of a spring created by volcanic activity more than a millennia ago. The South Fork of the Snake is insanely gorgeous with enough trout to fill any fly fisherman’s net. The Teton has so many different types of water. If you wanted you could only fish the Teton on your stay with us. You wouldn’t see the same kind of water each day, whether it was the flat spring creek water right in our backyard, or the winding stretches below the lodge or the deep canyon of the narrows.
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