Afton · WY · US
Brad's intimate knowledge of the Salt River's seasonal rhythms—from July's stable flows to October's sight-casting glory—unlocks consistent dry-fly action on wild brown and brook trout in the remote Star Valley.

At a Glance
Brad operates Altitude Outdoors from Afton, Wyoming, guiding fly anglers on the Salt River and its tributaries—including the Greys River and remote alpine creeks in the Star Valley drainage. His guiding year is shaped by seasonal water conditions and trout behavior: the Salt River's prime float and wade season runs July through October as spring runoff subsides and fish become predictable, while the Greys River offers more solitude and excellent summer hatches. He works with anglers of all skill levels and has deep familiarity with the region's freestone and spring-creek dynamics, as well as the broader Snake River system and Yellowstone-area waters.
Location
Afton, WY, US
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My guiding year on the Salt River and its tributaries is dictated by the seasons and the behavior of our resident trout. While the Salt River is a freestone river, subject to spring runoff, the prime float and walk-and-wade season kicks off in July and runs through October. This period offers the best combination of stable water levels and active fish. The Greys River, a more remote and peaceful option, is best fished from late spring through early fall, with summer offering excellent insect hatches and sight-fishing opportunities. The Snake River, while not directly guided by Altitude Outdoors, is a year-round fishery with peak action often occurring in spring and early fall, driven by its robust hatches and healthy population of native cutthroat.
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