With over 10,000 "hot" rainbows averaging between 12-18" per mile for almost 15 miles and no competing species, the "Ferry" may be the finest (and possibly only) "pure" Rainbow fishery in the country! The "Ferry" boasts water temperatures in the low 50's and stable flows throughout the year, making it a near perfect environment for trout!

Having approximately 35 documented species of midges (how can you tell the difference?), abundant scuds and the aquatic worms found in most tailwaters, the "Ferry" is a nymph fisherman's dream! Additionally, you can cast tiny (#20-24) dries to large pods of fish sipping midges over the gravel bars at first light and the many back eddies during the day.

In addition to the fishing, the "Ferry" offers some of the most dramatic scenery found anywhere in the US. Throughout the 14-mile canyon, the river winds its way past 500-foot red sandstone cliffs that are home to 800+ year-old Native American rock art. At each bend, the river disappears from view behind the jetboat leaving the canyon walls in its wake.

Now for the bad news (what little there is…); The "Ferry" is first and foremost a nymphing river. Although always possible, dry fly opportunities are limited at best and on some days, virtually non-existent. Additionally, the days of the fabled "Steelhead" sized Bows are in the past. Is it worth it? Many fishermen, myself included, think so!

• 4 Nights Lodging (Motel Suite/Room)
• 6 Days Lunch (While Guided)
• 3 Days Guided Fishing (Jet/Drift)

Notes

• Breakfast/Dinner Not Included
• Licenses, Flies & Tips Not Included