Green River Wyoming – Fly Fishing Float
Incredible river structure waders never see
Unlock the Secrets of Green River Fly Fishing
An hour south of Jackson Hole lies Green River country. We have access to over 75 miles of water flowing through a remote basin filled with antelope and moose.
The Green is primarily a Brown and Rainbow Trout fishery, with many trophies released each summer. Once the river clears by late June, the dry fly fishing can be second to none. Because it flows mostly through private property (and wading access is scarce), the Green is a perfect river for a float trip.
Character of the Water
With your guide at the oars, you’ll be able to cast to some incredible river structure that wading anglers never see. Most of our trips are centered around the Warren Bridge access area, 55 scenic miles south of Jackson. Based on river conditions, hatches, and angling abilities, your guide will put you onto the best section for your day.
Time to Fish
By late June the Green River water has cleared off making for some incredible dry fly fishing. Float Trips are available through the Summer and Walk & Wade Trips become possible in the Fall.
What’s Hatching
You’ll need the right fly for the right day. Our Hatch Chart can help you decide.
Fish You Can Catch
Brown Trout
Rainbow Trout
Mountain Whitefish
Full Day Trip
Trip Includes:
- Rods, reels, and waders if needed
- Transportation to and from Jackson
- Delicious lunch
PER BOAT: $800 FOR 2 PEOPLE
Green River Fishing Report
What are the fish biting on today? Check back often for our latest Jackson Hole Fly Fishing Report update!
