What You Need

Dress in layers. Summer mornings on the river can be cool, with temperatures in the 40s when we pick you up and climbing into the 80s by afternoon. During spring and fall, conditions can swing dramatically in a single day, so always pack a warm shell, fleece, hat, and gloves and hope you end up in a T-shirt.

Not at all. Our guides are experienced instructors who can teach you everything you need from the moment we hit the water. We work with complete beginners and seasoned anglers every day, and everyone catches fish.

Absolutely. If you prefer to use your own rods, reels, or flies, you are welcome to bring them along. Our guides are happy to work with whatever gear you are most comfortable fishing.

There are typically bathrooms at the launch and takeout points on each river. During the day, we simply pull over at a private spot along the bank as needed. We carry bathroom supplies on the boat.

For trips on Wyoming rivers, you need a Wyoming fishing license. For trips into Yellowstone National Park, you need a Yellowstone fishing permit and a park entrance pass. Your guide will let you know exactly what is required when they reach out the evening before your trip.

Wyoming licenses are available online through the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Yellowstone fishing permits can be purchased at any park entrance or visitor center. Your guide can also help you get sorted on the morning of your trip if needed.

We recommend purchasing before your trip to save time on the morning of your departure. That said, if you have not purchased in advance, your guide will help you get everything sorted before you hit the water.