Fly Fishing Trips... | Guidefitter

Wyoming • French Creek, teaming with cutthroat and rainbow trout, is literally out your front door, or you can take a cast into one of the nearby trout ponds. More extended trips for an extra fee can be arranged once you get to the ranch. Fishing licenses are required and may be purchased at the fly shop. All fishing gear, with the exception of flies, is provided.

Central Coast Angling

Half Day fishing on Lake MichiganStarting from $450

Traverse City

Lonesome Duck

FishingFrom $300 to $395

Oregon • The Williamson River is the premier native trophy trout fishery in the Pacific Northwest, and one of the very best in the entire United States. Situated on the eastern side of the Cascades and the base of Mt. Mazama (home of Crater Lake National Park) the Williamson challenges anglers each season from late May through October. The Williamson and Wood River trout rank as some of the largest wild, native rainbows in North America. Five pound, 24" fish are common, fish over 10 lbs. are not unusual and the real attention getters are over 28" and 12 lbs.

North Flats Guiding

FishingFrom $475 to $800

New York • Captain David Blinken is Coast Guard licensed and a certified casting instructor from the Federation of Fly Fishers. He has been flyfishing for over 30 years, most of which were spent on the south shore of Long Island's now fabled waters. Captain Blinken will guide you to the hot spots and assist you in having a most pleasurable fishing experience. So whether you're fishing for Bluefish or Bonito, Striped Bass or False Albacore, come stretch a line with NORTH FLATS GUIDING.

Green Ghost Guide Service

FishingStarting from $400

Princeton • Grand Lake Stream Fly Fishing for native Landlocked Salmon and Brook Trout. Smallie Paradise on West Grand Lake and surrounding Downeast Lakes.

Steve's Trinity Guide Service

FishingFrom $400 to $600

California • Steve's is the Trinity River fishing guide to ensure a great fishing vacation, whether its steelhead fly fishing or with conventional gear. Conventional fisherman, Dead drifting bobbers, side drifting roe, or live bait, or pulling plugs we do that too. Beginners and pros are welcome the Fish Rite drift boats are equipped with heaters and the best tackle available. Lets Go Fishing!

Paul's Guide Service

FishingFrom $375 to $450

Pulaski • Ever dream of having latching on to a 30lb King Salmon? Guess What? It's even better than you think! The Salmon River in Pulaski, NY gives you the triple threat of King, Coho and the rare Atlantic Salmon as well as Majestic Steelhead and Brown Trout.

River Hills Outfitters

FishingFrom $350 to $450

Texas • Depending on the river and season you will be fishing in one of these boats. All designed for fly fishing with comfortable seating and stable braced fishing positions. They safely accommodate 2 anglers and 1 guide. Hog Island SW16 Clackacraft 15LP Outcast Super Puma (14′) What To Bring Valid Texas freshwater fishing license (Get it here) Polarized Sunglasses & Hat Sunscreen Waders (Cold weather) Ask for more details. Rain gear and appropriate clothing for the season Good attitude! We are out to have fun and enjoy our beautiful Texas Hill Country fisheries

Montana Fly Fishers

Bighorn River Fly FishingFrom $350 to $2,850

Montana • Flowing out of the enormous Bighorn Reservoir in south-central Montana, the Bighorn River is considered by many to be a fly fisher's paradise. It is one of, if not the most productive trout river in the world. The Bighorn hosts an impressive average of 6000 trout per mile. Added to this remarkable figure is the fact that the typical size of a Bighorn trout ranges between 16-18" with 5 and 6 pounders caught frequently.

Osprey Fishing Charters

FishingFrom $350 to $500

Florida • TROUT - Trout can be caught all year round using live or artificial bait. The best time for gator trout is March through August. REDFISH - Reds are also caught all year round using live, dead baits, artificial baits and fly. The best time for reds is November through February. SNOOK - Snook can be caught from March to November on live or artificial baits. Day fishing is good but night fishing the bridge fenders can be very productive this time of year. FLOUNDER - Flounder can also be caught from March through November with November being the best month. This is when they move out of the backwaters and head out into the ocean. TARPON - The best time for tarpon is June and July. They migrate north along the coast following schools of bait. They return again in September on their migration south. Other fish that can be caught are cobia, Spanish mackerel, jack cravelle, mangrove snapper and ladyfish.

Alaska Rainbow Adventures

Kanektok River Float Fishing Trips 2024Starting from $6,995

Quinhagak • July 12 to 19 - $6,995.00 Eight days and Seven Nights Get ready to experience an exciting week of fishing! The river is teeming with salmon and dollies, and the Kanektok aka the Chosen River is known for its surface takes. If you want to catch some Leopard Rainbows, Dollies, and Grayling on the surface, put on a mouse pattern and let's get started! July 12: Sunrise at 5:49 am, Sunset at 11:55pm ~ July 19: Sunrise at 6:03 am, Sunset at 11:43 pm Daytime Temperature's range mid 50's to low 60's, mornings upper 40's low 50's -- July 24 to 31 - $6,995.00 Eight days and Seven nights This week is a rare chance for anglers to catch most of the species available each season, all in one go. The rivers are teeming with chum dollies, sockeye and pink salmon, you might even come across good numbers of Chums and some kIngs. Moreover, there's a high possibility of spotting early silvers in the lower river, adding to the already exciting mix of species. You can choose to go mousing for dolly varden and rainbow trout, or opt for a deeper expedition with sculpins and Dally Lamas. With such a variety of species and techniques to explore, it's time to gear up for an unparalleled fishing experience. July 24: Sunrise at 6:13 am, Sunset at 11:32pm ~ July 31: Sunrise at 6:29 am, Sunset at 11:16 pm Daytime Temperatures range mid 50's to low 60's, mornings upper 40's low 50's -- August 29 to September 5 - $6,995.00 Eight days and Seven nights If you're looking for an unforgettable fly-fishing adventure, the Kanektok River is the place to be this week! The abundance of Dolly Varden in their pre-spawn coloration is a sight. There is mousing for Rainbows, and also on topwater, there's wogging for silvers, a practice that can become a severe addiction for many an angler. August 29: Sunrise at 7:38 am, Sunset at 9:56 pm ~ September 5: Sunrise at 7:54 am, Sunset at 09:35 pm Daytime Temperatures range low mid 50's, mornings mid to low 40's and cooler if skies are clear. -- September 8 to 15 - $6,995.00 Eight days and Seven nights As the year's final hurrah draws near, this trip for us brings an end to the fishing season in southwest Alaska. But before it departs with its magnificent display of color - from the vibrant mountainsides to the crystal-clear waters below. There is yet time to admire dolly varden and char brought to hand adorned in their spawning colors, hard-charging silver to rosy red coho breaking the silence of quiet backwaters with their energetic runs while on your line. And if that's not enough, the rainbows are at their prime, having grown thick after a summer of feasting. It's a time of abundance, wonder, great fishing, and a culmination of the season before the long winter sets in. September 8: Sunrise at 8:01 am, Sunset at 9:26 pm ~ September 15: Sunrise at 8:17 am, Sunset at 09:05 pm Daytime Temperatures range low to mid 50's, mornings mid to low 40's mid 30's and cooler if skies are clear!

Kanektok River Float Fishing Trips 2025From $6,995 to $7,695

Quinhagak • July 2 to 9, 2025 - $6,995.00* Eight Days and Seven nights The much-awaited fishing season on the Kanektok River is finally here! It's an excellent opportunity to catch some of the finest grayling and trophy-sized leopard rainbow trout. As the season begins, there are specific fishing techniques that work best during this time of year. Streamer, mice pattern, and waking fly fishing are some of the popular methods and while grayling and rainbow trout are available throughout the season, this early part of the season is the best time to catch them on top water. The fish are more active, and there's less fishing pressure, fewer salmon and dollies which increases success. So, pack your bags, grab your gear, and get ready for an unforgettable fishing adventure on the Kanektok River! July 2: Sunrise at 5:34 am, Sunset at 12:09am (next day) ~ July 9: Sunrise at 5:44 am, Sunset at 12:02 A M (next day) Daytime Tempertaures range low to mid 50's, mornings upper 40's low 50's Kanektok River float trips schedule July 6 to 13, 2025 - $6,995.00* Eight Days and Seven nights Same flies, different week, and some great mousing to be had! If you are into the mouse then the trout are here for it. There are lots of Grayling and Rainbows around, and the salmon are starting to show, fun times, you should be here! The fishing conditions should be consistent, offering abundant mousing opportunities. Trout, in particular, have been actively feeding on mice, making for some great fishing experiences. Additionally, there are plenty of Grayling around, which offer excellent chances for those who prefer dry fly fishing. Anglers can use a light single-handed rod depending on the conditions and their preferences. Mouse or sculpin flies are recommended, as they have proven to be quite effective. Interestingly, Grayling have also been knows to come chasing after mouse flies, making for an exciting spectacle. Overall, it's an excellent time to be float fishing the Kanektok River with Alaska Rainbow Adventures. 12:06am (next day) ~ July 13: Sunrise at 5:51 am, Sunset at 11:55 pm Daytime Tempertaures range low to mid 50's, mornings upper 40's low 50's Kanektok River float fishing trips schedule July 12 to 19, 2025 - $6,995.00* Eight days and Seven Nights Here is yet another exceptional week to be on the Kanektok River, at this point of the season, early to mid July our team is focused on exploring the Kanektok's smaller side channels and tributaries, where you'll find an abundance of fish, including Rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, and Grayling. It's here you will find excellent dry fly sight fishing, again we recommend keeping a couple of rods ready with different setups to change things up quickly, as the available options can change in an instant. We can even make a stop and go after the tastiest of the Pacific Salmon, the sockeye and perhaps have some for dinner! Whether it's topwater mousing or going deep for that big bite with a Dolly Lama, our expert guides will help you get the most out of your trip. You deserve to experience the thrill and adventure of fishing in these serene and picturesque surroundings. So book your trip now and join us on the Kanektok River for an unforgettable experience! July 12: Sunrise at 5:49 am, Sunset at 11:56pm ~ July 19: Sunrise at 6:03 am, Sunset at 11:44 pm Daytime Tempertaures range mid 50's to low 60's, mornings upper 40's low 50's float trips schedule Kanektok River July 16 to 22, 2025 - $6,995.00* Eight days and Seven nights By Mid-July the Kanektok is bursting with a diverse array of species, including Chinook, chum and sockeye salmon, Arctic grayling, Rainbow Trout, and bright freom the sea Dolly Varden easily spotted as they flash their sides while swimming through the shallows. You'll need to keep a couple rods rigged so as to be abale to change things up as whats available can change fast as we explore the Kanetok River in mid July! So, get ready to create some amazing memories, make some great catches, and explore the beauty of the Kanektok. July 16: Sunrise at 5:57 am, Sunset at 11:49pm ~ July 22: Sunrise at 6:29 am, Sunset at 11:17 pm Daytime Temperatures range mid 50's to low 60's, mornings upper 40's low 50's Kanektok River schedule of float trips July 24 to July 31, 2025 - $6,995.00* Seven days and Six nights The Kanektok River is a must-visit destination for anyone who is passionate about fly-fishing. This week, the river offers a rare opportunity for anglers to catch most of the species available each season, all in one go. With an abundance of dollies, sockeye and pink salmon, excellent numbers of Chums, and some kings, you're sure to have an unforgettable experience. But that's not all. Early silvers could also be spotted in the lower river, adding to the already exciting mix of species. This trip is also one of the last chances to float fish the Kanektok river before school starts. So, it's the perfect opportunity to bring your family along to enjoy the stunning scenery and have an adventure together. Get ready to create unforgettable memories and catch some of the most sought-after fish species in the world on our Kanektok River float trip. July 24: Sunrise at 6:13 am, Sunset at 11:33 pm ~ July 31: Sunrise at 6:29 am, Sunset at 11:17 pm Daytime Temperatures range mid 50's, mornings mid to upper 40's low 50's kanektok schedule August 31 to September 6, 2025 - $6,995.00* Seven days and Six nights The Kanektok River in Alaska has been witnessing a splendid natural spectacle since early August - the Coho or Silver Salmon have been pouring in with each incoming tide. This annual event, popularly known around camp as Silver Mania, has taken over the river, drawing a lucky few fishing enthusiasts from far and wide to experience the thrill of catching these prized fish on a true wilderness Alaskan river. This week is particularly suitable as the river teems with plenty of Coho Salmon, Silvers love to take pink wogs patterns off the surface, especially in slack water, or stripped over and past them and the chase is on! Don't let this golden opportunity slip away, the Dolly Varden/Char, and the trout just keep getting fatter as fall arrives! August 31: Sunrise at 7:42 am, Sunset at 9:52 pm ~ September 6: Sunrise at 7:56 am, Sunset at 09:34 pm Daytime Temperatures range low mid 50's, mornings mid to low 40's and cooler if skies are clear. schedule kanektok River float trips September 8 to 15, 2025 - $6,995.00* Eight days and Seven nights As we approach the end of the year, we are also nearing the end of the fishing season in southwest Alaska. However, before the season comes to a close, we have the opportunity to experience the breathtaking display of nature's beauty in its final moments. The vibrant mountainsides adorned in a myriad of colors, and the crystal-clear waters below are a sight to behold. It's a time to appreciate the dolly varden and char, as they reveal their stunning spawning colors while being reeled in. The coho, ranging from silver to rosy red, make a grand entrance, breaking the silence of the peaceful backwaters with their energetic runs. And if that's not enough to satisfy your fishing cravings, the rainbows are at their prime, having grown thick and plump after a summer of feasting. It's a season of abundance, wonder, and great fishing, culminating in a final celebration before the long winter sets in. September 8: Sunrise at 8:01 am, Sunset at 9:28 pm ~ September 15: Sunrise at 8:17 am, Sunset at 09:07 pm Daytime Temperatures range low to mid 50's, mornings mid to low 40's mid 30's and cooler if skies are clear!

Grizzly Creek Lodge

FishingFrom $3,500 to $4,300

Yukon • Fly-in-fishing at it's finest! Whether you choose to spend the day trolling or casting for big lake trout, fly casting for arctic grayling on the Smith River or fishing for huge northern pike at one of our hike in lakes......Every day is an adventure!

Pike x Fly

Northern Pike Fishing in North DakotaFrom $160 to $300

Golden Valley

Lillard Fly Fishing Expeditions

Fishing TripsStarting from $895

North Carolina • Our Adventure Academies are a combination of fly fishing, adventure education, and service learning not found in any other teen summer camps. The experience you get when we put these three together is greater than the sum of all it's parts. At Lillard Fly Fishing Expeditions we understand that when it comes to choosing a summer teen adventure program you have many options. But when it comes to teen fly fishing camps we have made the choice easy. We are not an adventure education company that leads trips all over the world. Our trips do not offer scuba diving, sailing or language immersion. We offer Teen Fly Fishing Adventure Academies and custom wilderness fly fishing experiences for families and school groups. That's all we do and because of that we do it really well. On other companies' long lists of trips you may find trips that look similar to ours on the surface, but with a closer look you can see what sets us apart.