Family and beginner friendly guided fishing trips on the Snake, Green, and Salt Rivers with a small, veteran-owned outfit that has been guiding Western Wyoming since 2000.
From beginner-friendly float trips to technical dry fly fishing for wild trout, our guided trips are designed to deliver unforgettable days on the water.
Drift the Snake, Green, or New Fork in a comfortable guide-rowed boat, casting to native cutthroat and wild brown trout. Our most popular trip, built for anglers of every skill level.
Step into the river with your guide on private ranch water, high-mountain creeks, or the spring-fed flats of Flat Creek. Technical dry fly fishing for the anglers who want to earn their fish.
Hunt big browns after dark when the largest trout in the system come out to feed. A specialty trip we run on the full moon cycle, July through September.
Reel Deal Anglers is a small, veteran and family-owned outfit based in Jackson Hole and Pinedale. Rhett Bain and his team of guides have been putting anglers on fish in Western Wyoming for over 25 years.
We guide five main fisheries: the Snake River in Jackson Hole, the Green and New Fork Rivers near Pinedale, the Salt River in Star Valley, and Fontenelle below the dam. When our guests want solitude, we head to the private water at Red Rock Ranch or into the backcountry of the Wyoming Range and Wind River Mountains, where the trout are wild and the crowds are nonexistent.
Our guides are passionate and professional anglers. On their days off, you’ll likely find them back on the water fishing for fun. They’ve spent years guiding the waters of Western Wyoming and intimately know the area and when and where fish are most likely biting.
Over 200 miles of trout water across Jackson Hole, Pinedale, Star Valley, and the Wyoming backcountry. We will help you pick the one that is fishing best for your trip.
Come prepared for a comfortable and enjoyable day on the water.
Required for all anglers 14 and older. Purchase online at wgfd.wyo.gov before your trip (about $14 per person per day)
Mountain weather shifts fast. A warm layer, a rain shell, and sturdy hiking pants cover most conditions.
Polarized sunglasses (critical for spotting fish), sunscreen, and a hat with a brim.
Water bottle, snacks, camera, and a small dry bag. We can carry them in the boat. (lunch on full day trips)
Rods, reels, flies, waders (when needed), all essential fishing equipment and professional instruction.
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Our season runs March through October. Prime summer weeks book months in advance. Lock in your dates and we will handle everything from here.
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