Palisades Lake Fishing Boat Deposit
$250.00 / day
Total Cost: $500/Day/1-2 Anglers
3 Anglers: $600/Day/Guide
4 Anglers: $700/Day/Guide
Palisades Reservoir, on the South Fork of the Snake River is a 16,100 acre reservoir. It is located in some of the states most scenic country, near the Idaho- Wyoming border and a short drive from Jackson Hole.
The predominate game fish of Palisades is lake trout, brown trout, Snake River fine spotted cutthroat trout and kokanee salmon. This lake is an absolute treasure. The sights and scenery are amazing and the fishing is stellar. We offer custom fishing packages on Palisades Res. which can include lake trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, and kokanee salmon.
Many anglers come out and fish for giant lake trout on day one and book a second day fishing for limits of kokanee salmon to take home to fill the freezer or smoker. Different from jigging or trolling for lake trout, trolling for kokanee is the perfect family guide trip! It's a great way to enjoy the scenery of Palisades Reservoir while having a great time fishing.
Whether your looking to catch the monster lake trout of a lifetime or are looking for the perfect guided fishing trip for the entire family this reservoir has it all!
Green River Fishing Float Deposit
$250.00 / day
Total Cost: $500/Day/Guide
The upper Green River located about an hour south of Jackson Hole is somewhat of a technical river. Prior fly fishing experience is particularly helpful. The green can be a challenging experience for the first time fly fishing enthusiast if the goal is catching numbers of fish. Much of the land the Green flows through is private ranch land making it very difficult to accesses.
A drift boat allows us to access the better sections of the river and fish some amazing structure that wadding anglers rarely see. One of the best features of the Green is the number of fish caught during an outing.
The Green typically starts fishing well shortly after the spring runoff abates, this usually occurs in late June. Good fishing will continue throughout the summer, we continue to float the Green until the water level drops towards the end of August or September.
Snake River Fishing Float Deposit
$250.00 / day
Total Cost: $495/Day/Guide
Half-Day: $375/Day/Guide
The Snake River is home to the Native Snake River Fine Spotted Cutthroat Trout, and is one of North America’s premier Cutthroat Trout habitats.
The Snake River is a large river; pairing this with limited shore access means that floating is the best way to fish this river. Fishing the seams, cut banks and riffles is made much easier while fishing out of a drift boat.
Early season fishing on the Snake from the end of March through April can be extraordinary. Runoff usually subsides at the end of June or early July on this river and the fishing really kicks into gear. August and September are the most consistent months to fish the Snake subsequently these two months fill up quickly.
Salt River Fishing Float Deposit
$250.00 / day
Total Cost: $495/Day/Guide
Half-Day: $375/Day/Guide
For those people looking for a true western experience with fewer crowds this is the guide trip for you.The Salt River drops from about 6,600 feet in the Salt River Range south of Smoot Wyoming to 5,400 feet at Palisades Reservoir; the lower 30 miles wind through ranch and farm country of Star Valley.
The Salt holds a healthy population of cutthroat, rainbows and German browns. It is a fantastic fishery in the fall when the big browns migrate out of Palisades up the Salt in search of their spawning grounds. Because this river is on the smaller side, it has a more intimate feel.
Early Season Fishing
It’s an excellent river for the beginner spin or fly fisherman to hone their skills. The casting is easy and the cut throats are usually eager to take your offering. We can typically access the salt by mid May. Spring runoff occurs earlier and clears faster on this river than the other rivers in the area. Early season fishing at it’s finest.
Salt River Photography Float Deposit
$250.00 / day
Total Cost: $400/Day/Guide
Sharing our adventures with photographers and artists, every trip is serendipitous. We never fail to find something new and never tire of the exceptional beauty found here in Star Valley. The Salt River is a small river that winds its way through Star Valley Wyoming crossing paths with farm and ranch land along the way and eventually empties into Palisades Reservoir.
This river flows through some of the most beautiful country in western Wyoming. Moose, Elk, Bald Eagles, Black Bear, White Tail deer, Mule Deer, Pelicans and the occasional wolf call this valley home. You never know what kind of wildlife will be lurking behind the next bend.
Follow the color as you float by golden Aspens, lush green farm land, snow- capped mountain peaks, and mountainsides as vibrant as an Indian blanket. All beneath the bright blue skies of Wyoming.