Back in 1919 Alma Kunz could never have imagined that his budding Idaho fly fishing guide business would endure over 90 years and become a destination for thousands of avid fly fishermen every year.

Born in Teton Valley in 1901, Alma began his guiding legacy at the age of 18 in the shadow of the Tetons. An aptitude for fishing and hunting earned him a reputation of outdoor expert. So when a wealthy gentleman from the east came to Idaho looking for someone to help him crack the code on the Teton River, he was directed to Alma. The rest as they say, is history.

Randy Berry and John Pehrson each started guiding for Alma in the 1950′s. Under Alma’s expert tutelage, the boys gained a knowledge of guiding and fly fishing that was second to none.

When Randy and John bought the business in 1973, the Lodge had become a leader of fly fishing of national acclaim. Randy, his two sons, Matt and Brian now own the Lodge with Tom Fenger as head fly fishing guide

Fly fishing the Snake River and the Teton River

During your stay at the Lodge, you can expect to fly fish on a different stretch of river every day. With over 25 different sections of fishable river on three blue ribbon fisheries in Idaho, there are years of discovery awaiting even the most experienced fly fishermen. You can expect to catch rainbows, browns and cutthroats on the South Fork of the Snake River. Prolific dry fly hatches on the Teton River and Henry’s Fork will give you opportunities for large trout.  Teton Valley Lodge is here to help you enjoy them all.

For your next fly fishing adventure there is only one place that can make all your angling dreams come true, Teton Valley Lodge.

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