Guided Fly Fishing in the heart of Star Valley, Wyoming.
Meet your guide, Byron.
Originally from Western New York, Byron fell in love with the outdoors and fly fishing at a young age. Since college, Byron has been guiding for 9 years having started in Klamath Falls, OR and quickly moving to the Jackson / Star Valley, WY area previously guiding for Pioneer Anglers on the Salt River and JD High Country Outfitters on the Snake and Green Rivers.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me.
Half Day – Float Trip
(Salt River)
$475*
4 hours on the water, 1 or 2 Anglers**
Includes: Rods, Reels, Terminal Tackle, Snacks & Beverages
(AM or PM trips available)
Full Day – Float Trip
(Salt River)
$575*
6-8 hours on the water, 1 or 2 Anglers**
Includes: Rods, Reels, Terminal Tackle,
Snacks & Beverages.
* Price does not include licenses or gratuity
** Additional 3rd angler/person (less than 100 lbs.) +$100
Deposits and Cancellations
A deposit of half the trip cost is required to secure the date/trip, and the remainder of the balance will be due the morning of the trip. Any cancellations within 72 hours of the scheduled trip date will result in the forfeiture of that deposit.
The Fish & The River
The Salt River is an 84 mile long river that starts in the Salt River range. The river flows west out of the mountains and quickly turns north paralleling the Wyoming and Idaho border into the Palisades reservoir at its confluence with the Snake River.
The Salt has a large population of Snake River fine spotted cutthroat and brown trout as well as the infamous Rocky Mountain whitefish. These species make up the majority of the river, but there is always a chance for a rogue brook or rainbow trout.
For general fishing reports and tips, please visit my blog.
What to Expect
Your trip includes all the necessary gear for a fun day of fishing assuming you have nothing however if you have your own gear feel free to bring it along. I recommend a 4-6 weight fly rod with floating line.
Wyoming weather can always be unpredictable, so come dressed for the weather report and whatever layers you feel necessary. A rain jacket never hurts either! As for footwear, there is always a chance of your feet getting wet so I recommend water shoes or sandals. Other recommended items are sunscreen, insect repellent, hat and sunglasses.
Byron VanZile,
Fly-Fishing Guide
Byron has been offering guided trips for 9 years on several different rivers in both Wyoming and Oregon.
Booking June through October any day of the week. To book your trip, contact me through:
Call or Text (307)264-0785
Fly Guide Byron 