Rocky Mountain Outfitters, UT
Orvis-Endorsed Fly-Fishing Outfitter in Heber City, Utah. We are very close to Park City, Deer Valley and Salt Lake City.
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Rocky Mountain Outfitters, UT
Orvis-Endorsed Fly-Fishing Outfitter in Heber City, Utah. We are very close to Park City, Deer Valley and Salt Lake City.
100% customer satisfaction has been our commitment since 1856. It's who we are. If you aren't happy with a product or service, we want to know about it. And we'll make it right.
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Ryan Newman
Rocky Mountain Outfitters
801-380-0697
801-361-6772
rmoflyfishing@gmail.com
flyfishinginutah.com
Sample of Typical Itinerary:
The day will start by meeting at our office/stables. At the shop you will be met by your experienced guide and be outfitted with waders and boots. After you are comfortably outfitted, you will depart with your guide to access the river that you will be fishing. If you are fishing for a full day, a lunch will be provided and prepared by a local deli. Most trips are done on the Provo River. Half-day trips average about 4 hours on the water. Full-day trips are approx 7 hours on the water.
What is Provided to Customer:
We provide waders, boots, rods, and flies on all trips. Lunches are included on full-day trips and can be made available for half-day trips.
What Should Customers Bring?
You will need a Utah fishing license and also dress according to the weather and season. Utah is known for crazy, unpredictable weather, but if you are prepared, we can handle any situation.
SUMMER: socks and something comfortable to wear under the waders, shorts are ok. You will also need sun protection hat, sunglasses, etc.
WINTER: socks and an insulated base layer, the waders are not insulated. Layers on top to meet conditions. Hat and sunglasses are good as well
Date Range:
Rocky Mountain Outfitters is open year-round.
Species You Fish for by Season:
Rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout, and cutthroat.
Region/Terrain Where You Fish:
Wasatch Mountain Range in Utah. Elevations from 4,500 to 6,500 feet. The Provo River offers great wade fishing and float trips on the lower section. There are a lot of fishing access points for fishing the Provo River, and the average flow on the middle section is about 500 cubic feet per second (cfs), the lower section is about 400 cfs.
Typical Weather by Season:
Spring: Spring in Utah is a great time for blue-winged olive (BWO) mayflies. Overcast skies and rain are not uncommon. These conditions are prime for BWO hatches.
Summer: Summer is a season that produces large pale morning dun (PMD), caddis, and terrestrial hatches. This season is often dry and warm and offers a very comfortable day of fishing.
Fall: Fall can offer the perfect weather for fishing, with crisp mornings and warm afternoons. Fish are aggressive and looking for extra calories before winter. Fishing in the fall might be the some of our guides' favorite time to fish. Consider the fall fleece weather.
Winter: Winter brings colder temperatures, both in the air and water. If you are willing to dress warm and drink hot chocolate, the fishing is still productive.
What insects are in the fishery?
Blue-winged olives, pale morning duns, midges, caddisflies, green drakes, and stoneflies.
How far is the drive?
Up to 20 minutes.
What kind of fishing techniques will we use?
You could be fishing with nymphs or dry flies, depending on the conditions.
What types of fish are in the rivers you fish?
Brown, brook, and rainbow trout.
How long have you been guiding?
Since 1986.
