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idaho fly fishing rivers - south fork

South Fork

This is one of the great Idaho fly fishing rivers. You can fish 5 sections of this great river in Idaho from Palisades dam to the confluence of the Henry’s Fork. Each stretch of the river has its own unique personality. Browns dominate the lower sections, while cutthroat and rainbow are predominately found on the other sections of the river. They all hold lunker trout. more on the South Fork Snake River
idaho fly fishing rivers - teton

Teton River

On the upper stretches of the meadow and willow lined Teton River, one becomes entranced by all the beauty it offers. Many different wildlife from swans to moose call the river home. The canyon sections of the Teton river hold three different floats. Escape the crowds with this lesser known Idaho fly fishing river. more on the Teton River
idaho fly fishing rivers - henrys fork

Henry's Fork

The most famous of all the Idaho fly fishing rivers. Each year the ‘Fork’ produces the largest trophy rainbows on dry flies. One of the world’s heaviest hatch of giant salmon flies comes off in late May on this river. From then until late June, is the perfect time to catch monster rainbows and browns on size 4 dry flies. more on the Henry's Fork

Cast & Blast

Teton Valley Lodge offers some of the finest Ruffed Grouse hunting in the world. Your guide and a sharp English Setter will head up the mountain canyons surrounding the Lodge for what is arguably the most challenging shooting in the sport of bird hunting. We also have duck hunting along the Teton river in October that will give you a great shoot. more on cast and blast