WADE TRIPS

Wade Trips
If you’re the type who’d rather stalk trout on foot than from a driftboat, Two Rivers Fishing Company offers a number of different options for wade fishing trips. Navigating the maze of public and private waters in the area can be tricky, so let our guides show you the way! Come fish with the pros on outstanding public waters or the best private access wade fishing in the area. Whether you’re looking to rock-hop up a small tumbling mountain stream for wild native Colorado Cutthroat or get your Zen on while casting delicate dries on a glassy section of big river to big spooky browns, we know just where to go and just what to throw. Our exclusive waters, located on private working ranches, allow the fisher to leisurely roam miles of prime trout stream in total solitude, which for many is an integral part of the fly fishing experience. We closely manage pressure on these private waters to ensure the fish stay fresh. Stalking trout in these secluded venues is an incredible experience you won’t soon forget.
Wade Trip Options

Half-Day Wade
Our half-day wade trips are a great way to get your feet wet, so to speak, and allow anglers to plan their trip around the best fishing times: morning or afternoon, depending on the season. Half-day wade trips are ideal for those who don’t have a full day to play but still want an exceptional fishing experience. Half-day wade trips are for one or two rods, so grab a friend and hit the river! Half-day wade trips last approximately four hours.
$500
1-2 people

Full-Day Wade
Our full-day wade trips are a great way to put on some waders and spend the day exploring western Wyoming’s world-class trout rivers. Getting up close and personal with the water while surrounded by incredible scenery offers a more customizable fishing experience, with the freedom to move up and down the banks and fish where you want. Full-day wade trips accommodate one or two rods and generally last approximately eight hours.
$600
1-2 people

Exclusive Water
Private. Access. Need we say more? Our Exclusive Waters open up a different world of wade-fishing Wyoming’s trout streams. Guides provide flies, lunch, beverages and snacks. These trips are ideal for experienced anglers looking for complete solitude and incredible fishing. Private beats are used in rotation to keep the fish feisty. Just like we like ’em.
*$600
*1-2, rod fees
not included
Faler Creek
This spring creek-like stream, which meanders through a private ranch on the outskirts of Pinedale, produces some phenomenal trout fishing. Throughout the season, large trout can be seen holding in a variety of water features including runs, deep holes, under cut banks and within weed troughs. The large Rainbow and wily Brown trout will take surface and subsurface flies with equal zeal if they are presented well. The hatches are great and sight-casting for big trout is the ultimate challenge. This stream is ideal for experienced anglers and will reward those who are patient and technically proficient.
Muddy Creek
Don’t let the name fool you, Muddy is one of the finest pieces of water in the area. There’s a mix of just about all the usual suspects here; Rainbows, Browns, Brookies, and Cutthroat, with big Bows and Browns that routinely go over 20″. With about three miles of meandering meadow spring creek to explore, Muddy has become known among the guides as a great spot for anglers to test their skills against the big boys, while still allowing novice anglers plenty of chances to tie into above-average trout.
Muddy Creek
Don’t let the name fool you, Muddy is one of the finest pieces of water in the area. There’s a mix of just about all the usual suspects here; Rainbows, Browns, Brookies, and Cutthroat, with big Bows and Browns that routinely go over 20″. With about three miles of meandering meadow spring creek to explore, Muddy has become known among the guides as a great spot for anglers to test their skills against the big boys, while still allowing novice anglers plenty of chances to tie into above-average trout.
Cottonwood Creek
Winding through beautiful private ranches at the foot of the mountains, several beats on this small stream offer excellent Colorado River Cutthroat and Rainbow trout fishing. Willow-lined banks and protective undercuts provide ideal fish habitats for these spunky fish while quick riffles can provide fast action. A day on this stream will find you surrounded by nothing but magnificent scenery and hungry trout. Given the smaller size of Cottonwood, this is ideal water to get out the lighter 3-4 weight rods and make every fish feel huge.