Little Greys River – no one but me, the River, the Cutthroat and my photographer (Cindy)

Spent a week fly fishing in Jackson Hole. Fortunately, I was able to get some intel from Steve Harry of ‘Wildtrout’ Guiding Service who guided in Jackson Hole for 3 years. Steve also set me up to fish with Jim Dubisz who lives in Alpine, Wy.

A view from Granite Creek

Jim Dubisz on the Flat

Wild Wyoming Cutthroat – Snake River Species

So, I fished the Flat River, Little Greys, Steer Creek,  Hoback River, Granite Creek and Cottonwood Creek. I caught lots of Cutthroat up to 14″. My goal was to land a 20″ Cutthroat – lost 1 and broke off on one on the Flat – so I never sealed the deal.

Except for the Flat, which is located on the Elk Refuge in Jackson, I had the creeks and rivers all to myself. I had the most success on Little Greys but was most intrigued by the Flat – a spring creek which holds large Cutthroat sipping on midges and Olives and very particular.

I just scratched the surface on the fishing opportunities in Jackson Hole. Need more time and money.