Guided Fishing Trips in Wyoming
With equipment provided, we will give you fishing lessons, or instruction to improve your ability. This can be a group and family activity, or a solo adventure. Also, we fish the whitewater when the time is right. We practice catch and release, so bring your camera. Included, at no extra charge, all fishing equipment, flies, lures, heavy raingear, casting lessons to suit and improve your ability and transportation from our shop, or other convenient location.

Snake River Fishing Trips
Bald eagles, mountain views, and plenty of Cutthroat trout characterize this river. From scenic to whitewater, Teton Troutfitters offer over 50 miles of varied terrain, to suit your skill level and current fishing conditions. The upper Snake River is braided channels, with cut banks and logjams holding native Cutthroat trout. We offer full and half-day trips in these sections. Casting lessons are part of our program, and our guides can start with a novice, or fine-tune an experienced angler.

Yellowstone National Park Fishing Trips
Anglers 12 years of age or older must be in possession of a valid Yellowstone National Park fishing permit to fish in the park. A fishing permit is valid only if signed by the permittee. A permit fee is charged for anyone 16 years of age or older. Children 11 years of age or younger may fish without a permit when supervised by an adult. The adult is responsible for the child's actions.

Yellowstone Lake
Access the largest lake in Wyoming, in the comfort and safety of Yellowstone inspected powerboats. Our Yellowstone Park licensed captains will guide you along 110 miles of shoreline, in search of native cutthroat. Whether you fly fish, or spin fish, this catch and release area has over two million trout.

Opening day 6/15/07

Lewis Lake
From early season ice-off, to Autumn's clear waters, this challenging lake contains brown, brook and lake trout. For the more advanced angler, Lewis Lake offers plenty of action, with ice-off occurring around Memorial Day. When the sun warms that open water for the first time in six months, those trout love it.