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Fly Fishing Lodge Teton River, South Fork Snake River, Henry's Fork, Driggs Idaho
Idaho Fly Fishing Lodge South Fork of the Snake River, Teton River and Henry's Fork Since 1919
Idaho fly fishing at Teton Valley Lodge for the past 89 years, has become a tradition of providing quality dry fly fishing for tens of thousands of fishermen. Fly fishing guides on the three top dry fly rivers in Idaho and indeed the world, South Fork of the Snake, Teton and Henry's Fork, we have always focused on the dry fly. We operate on our old tradition of offering great fly fishing guides, great fishing cabins and great food.
Our fly fishing guides are the best in the West. Some have been guiding Idaho with us 20 years or more. They know the Idaho rivers and how to respect our guests. Their highest daily goal is to guide their fly fishermen into the largest and the most fish they have ever seen.
These fly fishing guides are very good fly fishermen who spend all their waking time flyfishing or thinking about flyfishing. They guide only for Teton Valley Lodge in Idaho. Our guides know the exact conditions of each stretch every day on all of our 30 float and wade trips on the South Fork of the Snake, Teton and Henry's Fork, all in Idaho. We guarantee our guides will be respectful and courteous everyday. And, they will give you 110% on the river.
Fly Fishing Teton River - Henry's Fork -South Fork -Float Trips
Idaho fly fishing since 1919, Teton Valley Lodge guides have taken over 53,000 float trips. In that time we have released over 4,500,000 rainbow cutthroat and brown trout. We offer 22 different float trip and various wade trips on the Henry's Fork, South Fork and Teton rivers. The lodge has 18 full time guides with an average experience of 12 years. Our guides are clean cut, courteous and excellent instructors. We specialize in dry fly fishing, which accounts for 99% of all our guiding. Guests have a differentguide and different stretch of river every day. One could stay at our lodge for a week and not fish the same water twice. Each stretch of water offers great dry fly fishing. Average fish counts are 50 per day per boat with an average size of 16 inches. Being the largest and oldest outfitter in the West has taught us that experience is everything when it comes to having a great dry fly fishing trip. South Fork Snake River Fly Fishing This beautiful river offers the beginning fly fisherman the opportunity to pick up a fly rod for the first time and begin catching fish on dry flies the first day. We pride ourselves in being able to instruct a first time beginner for just 10 minutes and have him or her casting to and landing fish on dry flies right away. Our guides are professionals that are clean cut and well mannered. Guides spend their days-off fishing this river and love to instruct and give people the time of their lives. Beginners will thrive in the hands of our experienced and thorough staff. We fish 5 sections of this great river in Idaho from Palisades dam to the confluence of the Henry's Fork. They all hold lunker trout. And they all produce those over 100 fish days during the season.  Fly Fishing Teton River On the upper stretches of the meadow and willow lined Teton River in Idaho, one becomes entranced by it's splendors. The Canyon of the Teton holds three different floats. These are not to be missed. This is surely, one of the great spring creeks of the world. Flowing through the magnificent valley of the Teton's, it breeds life into the entire countryside. Fly Fishing Henry's Fork The western United States is full of blue ribbon rivers. Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and other states have great rivers, but none of them have "The Blue Ribbon River" of Idaho, the Henry's Fork. No trout river in the world has the diversity in water types as the Henry's Fork. The river is like four different rivers wrapped up into one. From Box Canyon to the flat water of the Railroad Ranch and the magnificent Cardiac Canyon to the low land riffles of Warm River to the farm land of Ashton. Come and fish them all. Most of our fishermen come for 3 to 5 days of fishing. And, most come for more than one trip per season. TVL does not require a one week stay and you can arrive and depart on whichever days you wish. We always try to tailor you trip to suit your needs. The private accesses we have developed over the 40 years have helped assure our fishermen outstanding fishing that very few people ever get the chance to enjoy. If you are looking for a first class lodge with the finest fly fishing in the West, if not the world, please visit our web site at www.tetonvalleylodge.com and give us a call. We will help you plan a trip that meets all your expectations. Teton Valley Lodge and Cabins
 Teton Valley Lodge is a full service fly fishing lodge located on the banks of the beautiful Teton River. We offer delightful first class accommodations overlooking the river. You also get a view of the Teton Mountain Range. We continue to have arrangements with various homeowners along the river to use their homes for lodging. Teton Valley Lodge can accommodate up to 46 individuals.
Our 1, 2 and 3 bedroom cabins are first-rate deluxe accommodations. Each bedroom has its own bath and deck. The 2 and 3 bedroom cabins each have living rooms. We upgrade these cabins every year. Not only are they deluxe, they are always clean and all have refrigerators filled with an assortment of cold drinks.
The meals at the lodge are, like the fishing, legendary. Our chef and cooks dish out the finest food in the area. We never skimp on quality or quantity at mealtime. Whether its prime rib, scampi or Thanksgiving dinner you will never go short at TVL. Questions? Click Below Request Information
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