Idaho Fly Fishing

Floating the Teton

Gibbon River in Yellowstone National Park

The fishing offered at the Ranch is tops in the West, with plenty of fish on which to test your skills. Large trout lurk in every river and stream you will fish though, except on rare occasions, to hook a trout of more than 18 inches requires that you forsake some action in favor of trophy hunting.

Tackle requirements will vary somewhat from angler to angler, depending on the time of year and the style of fishing you favor. Clients will be briefed in detail regarding their tackle needs and options in plenty of time to prepare for the trip. Fly fishing is emphasized, with on-stream instruction offered at no extra charge. Guests need not even concern themselves with having the right flies for pre

vailing conditions. Three Rivers' Orvis fly shop carries an ample supply for all contingencies. You pay only for those you use.

Three Rivers is extraordinary in that fishing days are arranged to satisfy the desire of each angler. Should you want to float every day, you float. If you want to spend a week stalking selective or large trout, then stalk you will. Most guests split their time between wading and floating, thus enjoying the best of both worlds. Options are nearly limitless. The blue-ribbon rivers and streams running through ranch property or located just a stone's throw from the main gate are among America's best.

Fly Fishing Season

Professional Fly Fishing Guides

Rivers and Streams

Fishing Report