FISHING TRIPS
GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR WYOMING ADVENTURE WITH GUIDED FISHING FROM THE PROS
JD High Country Outfitters is the oldest, most heralded fly fishing outfitter in Jackson Hole, formed by the joining of Jack Dennis Sports and High Country Flies.
We combine nationally recognized experts in fly fishing, fly tying, and teaching in our store with experienced guides to give you a great day on the river! With guided trips on the Snake River, the Green River, the Salt River, New Fork River, Flat Creek and the legendary waters of Yellowstone National Park, we can plan the perfect trip for your group.
We provide casting lessons for all group sizes or private lessons!
Equipment is included.
Private or group guided trips with legendary anglers that can help you get the most from fly fishing in Jackson Hole. Please call the Fishing Department at (307) 733-3270 to learn more or to book.
Learn the latest news on river flows, hatches, and local tips from our in-house guides and fishing staff members. Read more here.
JD High Country Outfitters is an equal opportunity provider and are a permittee of Bridger-Teton National Forest, the Bureau of Land Management, Yellowstone National Park, and Teton County/Jackson Parks & Recreation.
MEET OUR GUIDES
Steve Bywater
Born and raised in a park service family in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Steve has spent his entire life fishing local waters. He has worked for 15 years at High Country Outfitters as a professional guide on the Snake and Green rivers. When not guiding, Steve enjoys salt water flyfishing in Mexico and traveling the world.
Wes Bolton
Wes grew up in the fly fishing mecca of Eastern Idaho, learning how to fish on the famous waters of the South Fork of the Snake River and the Henry’s Fork from an accomplished fly fishing Father. Moving to Park City, Utah in 2001, he found himself guiding on the Provo River and other area streams. After eight years there, adventure got the best of him and he headed up to guide the waters of Katmai National Park in Alaska. With four years of Alaska under his belt he made his way to the Jackson area and has been guiding here since. When he isn’t out rowing his boat he is probably out chasing elk with a bow, or looking for untouched snow in the backcountry on a snowmobile.