Half Day Fishing Trips

One boat reserved exclusively for your group at the standard trip rate.

The right setup depends on your group. In some cases a third person can join one boat for an additional fee; in others, two boats makes more sense. Give us a call and we'll sort out the best option for your party.

We run multiple boats simultaneously so everyone fishes together. Pricing scales per boat — reach out and we'll put together the right setup for your group size.

Each boat holds two anglers plus a guide. For groups of three, the right setup depends on your specific party. In some cases a third person can join one boat for an additional fee, and in others two boats makes more sense. We sort this out on a case-by-case basis to make sure everyone is comfortable on the water. Give us a call and we'll walk you through the options and exact pricing for your group.

All half day trips take place on the Snake River. 

Jackson Hole's high desert climate means full days of rain are uncommon and brief showers are far more typical. Pack a rain jacket and your trip will run as planned in most weather. Rescheduling is only considered when an all-day storm is forecast, subject to availability.

Layers work best in Jackson Hole, where mornings can sit in the 40s and afternoons climb into the 80s. A light fleece or shell handles the morning chill, and a packable rain layer covers passing showers. Wear footwear you don't mind getting wet, like sneakers or sandals.

You'll find bathrooms at most launch and landing sites along the river. If you need to step away mid-float, your guide will pull over at a quiet spot on the bank. Bathroom supplies is always stocked on the boat for convenience.

We collect a 50% deposit when you book, with the balance auto-charged to your card 72 hours before your trip. Cancel more than 72 hours out and your deposit is refundable, less a $40 per boat fee. Cancellations within 72 hours are non-refundable

Plan on about four and a half hours from the time we pick you up to the time we drop you off. Of that, you'll have roughly three and a half hours actually fishing on the water. The remaining time covers the drive to and from the river, getting your gear sorted, and a quick safety briefing before we put in.