Private Half-Day Fly Fishing on the Provo River
Fish blue-ribbon water with an Orvis-endorsed guide
Duration
4 hrs
Ideal For
2 to 20 people
Includes
Guide, fishing gear, water
Highlights
Step into the river on a private walk-and-wade fly-fishing trip. Your guide brings local knowledge to water known for its high numbers of fish per mile, with mountain and valley scenery around you.
- Explore the Lower Provo below 11,000-foot Mount Timpanogos or the Middle Provo's winding bends in Heber Valley
- Try for brown trout, rainbow trout, and mountain whitefish
- Fish water that's forgiving for first-timers while still offering challenges for experienced anglers
Itinerary
- Arrive at our location to meet your guide
- Get geared up to ensure you will be comfortable (All Gear included)
- Head to the river that is 5-15min away
- Have a great time enjoying the scenery, fish, and guide. (Be sure to take photos of your adventure)
What's Included
- Waders and boots
- All fishing equipment
- Water
Important details
- A current Utah fishing license is required and is not included in the listed price
- Requires walking over uneven terrain and standing in low to mild current at times
- Guide gratuity is not included in the listed price
- Fishing cannot proceed with lightning within 3 miles, winds over 30–40 mph, or other unsafe conditions such as wildfire smoke
Cancellation Policy
Cancel more than 72 hours before the start for a full refund. Rescheduling is free with more than 72 hours' notice; within 72 hours, the fee is 50% of the total price. Cancellations within 72 hours and no-shows are charged in full. You'll receive a full refund if the operator cancels for weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Trips run in rain.
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FAQs
The usual recommended starting age is around 7–8. Younger children often don't last the full four-hour trip.
The suggested gratuity is 20–25%; tips of $50–$100 are common for a half-day trip. Gratuity is not included in the listed price.
Wear socks and comfortable clothing under the waders; shorts are fine in summer. In winter, wear an insulated base layer—the waders are not insulated—and consider gloves and a warm hat. Bring polarized sunglasses, a hat, and a camera for your time on the river.