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December 2, 2022

Guide spotlight- John Macmurray

Our boy J’mac, as we later began to call him, was a great addition to our guide staff in 2022. John Macmurray, originally from Silverthorne, CO, […]
December 1, 2022

Ice Fishing program for 22/23 and GTFF Fly Shop

Our ice season is quickly approaching and already the calendar is filling up, so act fast to reserve your spot on this limited, winter adventure! On […]
December 1, 2022

GTFF Hosted Travel Program for Winter 2023- Anna Atoll, French Polynesia-March 15-22, 2023 & Bairs Lodge, South Andros, Bahamas-May 9-14, 2023

Putting a wrap on another trout season means two things, ice and travel season is here, and we love that! We have a couple trips on […]
November 18, 2022

2022 Season Summary- Adaptation and Patience required

Well, it is officially the off season, hence I have some time to sit and write again about our favorite activity, fly fishing Western Wyoming! In […]
January 26, 2022

GTFF Conservation WayPoints- Proper Catch and Release

I’ll be completely honest. If it was not for Catch and Release practices really catching on in the last few decades, I don’t think we would […]
March 8, 2021

GTFF Conservation Way Points- ORV’s and The Snake River

It is not difficult to see, even with the untrained eye the remarkable beauty and significant wildlife that exists in the Headwaters region of the Snake […]
March 7, 2021

GTFF partner, Mark Fuller joins Hart-Montgomery

Mark Fuller joins Hart-Montgomery Outdoor Sales! We are happy to announce that GTFF partner and guide, Mark Fuller has joined the Hart-Montgomery Team as a contract […]
March 7, 2021

Thoughts on the 2021 Guide Season- Covid, early water forecast & pre-bookings

Wow, in nearly a blink of eye, we are heading full steam into another Spring season with our peak summer season looming before too long. We […]
December 27, 2020

Ice Fishing with Grand Teton Fly Fishing- Ice Fish Jackson Hole!

For many years we have sought out a viable private lake access for those early summer days when the rivers are too high for good angling, […]