Walk & Wade
- Small water, close quarters, dry flies
- Perfect first trip, casting coached from cast one
- All gear & flies included
$325per boat · half dayBook
Next open drift boat: Thu, Jul 9
Four rivers. One good reason to miss work.
Guided fly fishing on the Snake, Salt, Green, and Greys. This page runs dawn to dusk as you scroll, same as a day in our boats.
Dawn to dusk
Anatomy of a river day.
05:30
Coffee & rigging
Rods strung, leaders fresh, thermos full. We watch the water while you wake up.
07:00
Launch
First light on the riffles. The morning bite belongs to whoever shows up for it.
12:30
Bank lunch
Real food off a camp grill, not a squashed sandwich. Brisket Fridays are famous.
16:00
The golden hour
Hoppers against the bank, big shadows moving under them. This is the part you'll replay all winter.
19:30
Takeout
Tailgate, cold drink, photos you didn't have to fake. We'll already be planning your next float.
Three ways onto the water
Pick your trip.
Full-Day Drift
- 14 miles of the Snake or Green by drift boat
- Bank lunch off the grill, rods rigged three ways
- The trip our regulars book every single year
$575per boat · full dayBook
Cast & Camp
- Two days on the Greys, one night under canvas
- Dutch-oven dinner, dawn hatch before anyone else
- Water most people never touch
$1,450per boat · overnightBook
Live intel
The hatch chart.
Tap a month. Bars show how hard each bug is coming off; the right column is what we'd tie on first.
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The crew
Guides worth the tip.
"Rooster" Maddox
Lead guide · 28 seasonsFounded Confluence with a raft and a coffee can of flies. Reads the Snake like a grocery list.
Jo Redcloud
Dry-fly specialistCasting-clinic wizard. If your loop opens up, Jo will close it before lunch, kindly.
Sam Teller
Overnight & camp tripsRuns Cast & Camp and the Dutch oven. Half the reviews mention the trout; the other half, the cobbler.
We bring
- Rods, reels & lines (Sage / Ross)
- Waders & boots in your size
- Every fly you'll drown or lose
- Lunch, drinks & the good coffee
- Shuttle, permits & boat
You bring
- Wyoming fishing license (we'll link you)
- Sunglasses, polarized if you have them
- Sunscreen & a brimmed hat
- Layers; the canyon makes its own weather
- A camera you don't mind splashing
The fish are on river time.
June through September books out fast, hopper season doubly so. Call or write and we'll match you to the right river, guide, and day.