Jackson Hole is blessed with incredible fishing opportunities and getting active with the Jackson Hole Chapter is one of the best ways to meet passionate anglers eager to share their knowledge on where to go, how to improve your skills and what to use to find success fishing the rivers and streams we work together to restore.
Jackson Hole is one of the most beautiful fly fishing destinations in the world, home to our very own unique subspecies of trout, the Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat trout. These wild and native trout are renowned for their fondness for dry flies.
Jackson Hole is also perfectly located in the heart of trout country. Within a two-hour driving radius of Jackson Hole is the most diverse fly fishing region in the world for many species – cutthroat, rainbow, brown, brook, lake, and golden trout. Opportunities abound, ranging from swift and rugged rivers to glassy spring creeks. Stillwater fisheries also abound, from the vastness of Yellowstone Lake to the intimate alpine lakes of the Wind River Range, providing the solitude not found on the more popular rivers
Check out the latest local fishing reports below! Before you head out, make sure you’re familiar with the current state fishing regulations and don’t hesitate to join a Jackson Hole Chapter event—it’s a great way to connect with fellow anglers and get your questions answered!