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.