We invite you to join us in what we call Paradise -- the spectacular Teton Wilderness. Join us for the Beauty and Serenity of the vast and mighty Teton Wilderness laying next to Yellowstone National Park, and north of the Majestic Tetons and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Join us as we traverse deep into the Teton wilderness area for a luxury pack trip for a week, or longer.

Here at Yellowstone Outfitters, helping people get back to real nature and enjoy the out of doors is our sole family business. It encompasses 3 generations of hard work to be a first class operation. With years of combined experience in Outfitting, Wilderness Trail Rides, Fishing and Pack Trips, we feel this experience to be most valuable to our Guests and Campers.

Just imagine yourself standing knee-deep in the famous Yellowstone or Thorofare Rivers, with the unsurpassed beauty of the Teton Wilderness surrounding you . . . Catching and releasing more brilliantly colored native Cutthroat Trout in a two hour period than most Fishermen catch in a lifetime. . . All 14 - 19 inches . . . All 2 - 4 lb. . . . All beautiful, wild-breed Trout . . . Hard to believe? Yes! But True.

This trip will take you to the headwaters of the Yellowstone & Thorofare Rivers . . into one of the most remote areas of the famed Teton Wilderness.

To reach our fishing camp entails a full day's riding on gentle trail horses, through alpine meadows following the Buffalo River, over the Continental Divide, through Two Ocean Pass and the parting of the waters, and drops you into the Yellowstone River Country (see map). Twenty-four miles and seven hours later including lunch and break stops, you will arrive at our camp on the Yellowstone Meadows with the beauty of Yellowstone Park in the background.

There are miles of streams and rivers to fish. Bridger lake is 2 miles from camp. You can ride for two hours and fish all day or you can walk five minutes from camp and fish all day. This trip is for fishermen of all ages. Fish can be taken on fly-rod as well as spinning outfits. You will be fishing for, and catching Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout in the 14-19 inch, 2-4 lb. class. An experienced fisherman, during heavy feeding periods can catch up to 15-20 fish per hour. (Catch and Release Only).

We run a variety of trips that are geared to Sight-seeing, Photography, and Horseback Riding, with some stream and lake fishing.

Points of interest: Yellowstone Meadows, and the headwaters of the Yellowstone . . . Two Ocean Pass on the Continental Divide and the parting of the waters, with half flowing into the Atlantic, and half flowing into the Pacific . . . North Fork Falls on the north fork of the Buffalo . . . Ferry Lake, Crater Lake, and the Big Springs in the Soda Fork of the Buffalo . . . Pendergraft Peak, Upper and Lower Pendergraft Meadows, South Fork Falls on the south fork of the Buffalo. . . Yes, all this can greet you depending on length of trip.

These trips are scheduled during June, July & August. From a full week long or longer if you desire . . . Actual trip itineraries vary with individual trips . . . depending on length of trip and time of season.

Our camps consist of a very large kitchen area and enough three-man tents to accommodate your party and our crew. These are three-man tents but we only bunk two people and their gear in each tent. These 6'3" tents, constructed out of heavy canvas, have large screened windows, vinyl floors and a completely closeable door.

Once you have reached one of our campsites, your horses, gear and cooking chores are taken care of for you. You just get settled into your tents and relax. Our experienced crew will take care of the work and you take care of the site-seeing and fishing. They also know the prime fishing spots and how to fish them. The cooks are top-of-the-line pack trip cooks, and they will serve you with meals that you thought could only be prepared in the convenience of a home kitchen.

You will be treated to a hearty breakfast of Sausage, Ham, Bacon, Eggs, Flapjacks, Frenchtoast, Potatoes, Toast . . . Lunch consists of a variety of Lunch Meats, Cheeses, Fruits and Candy Bars, and then a mouthwatering evening meal consisting of Steaks, Chicken, Beef and Pork Roasts, Potatoes, Fresh Vegetables, Salads, Desserts, Juices, Coffee, Tea, and Hot Chocolate . . . (All You Can Eat) . . . Yes, first class Dutch oven meals . . . with all the trimmings.

Your gear and tackle should be packed in one duffel bag with your sleeping bag, rods and waders separate. You should keep your rain gear, light coat or vest, camera, canteen, hat and riding gloves separate from you duffel. These can be placed in our saddle bags or tied to the saddle.

There is always hot water and wash basins available in our kitchen for quick wash ups. Major bathing can be done in creeks and rivers, or with our sun showers. Try to bring biodegradable soaps and shampoos.

You are welcome to bring your alcoholic beverages and mixes with you. Small quantities can be included in your duffel. Be sure lids are on tight and taped shut. bottles should be surrounded by padding in duffel. Cans should be kept separate from duffel and kept in their rings. Larger quantities should be kept separate and we will assist in the packing. For you own safety and our peace of mind, persons drinking will not be allowed to ride horses during or after drinking. We hope you understand this requirement and we thank you.

We strongly suggest and recommend that you book at your earliest convenience. This will assure that you will be able to get the trip that you want, when you want it. Remember, this is a short fishing season and available dates are limited.

You may wish to insure your tackle and other valuable items against damage or loss as we accept no responsibility for loss or damage to personal gear.

There is an airport eight miles north of Jackson, with several Major Airlines flying in and out of Jackson Hole daily.

There are many centrally located motels in Jackson. All of which are a five minute walk from any needs you might have. We can assist you in your reservations, if requested.

This is a catch and release fishing trip. This is not a state regulation, but is an unwritten outfitter law. You may keep enough fish to supply appetites in camp. We do not pack any fish out.

We are in Wilderness Area. Therefore, no motorized vehicles are allowed. If an emergency evacuation is necessary, we have access to a U.S. Forest Service radio and a helicopter can be called in. This is your obligation and the Guest is expected to pay the fee. Rates are high, however most insurance policies will cover this under their ambulance clause.

Average 35-40 degrees at night. 65-76 degrees during daytime. 8-9,000 feet average altitude.