Experience fly fishing another southern Utah drainage with prolific hatches and beautiful scenery.  The main fork of the Sevier River has banks lined with towering limestone cliffs and covered with various Pine trees and Cedars. Wild Turkey, Mule Deer, Antelope, Coyote, Grouse and occasionally Elk are visitors to it’s banks.  

Sevier Canyon, also known as Marysvale Canyon, lies along the Paiute and Sevier County lines. Utah State Highway 89 runs directly down its course along the west side, with the Sevier River in its bottom. The river attracts rafters, tubers, fishermen, campers, and has a developed and popular bike path running along the East side of the river to the resort of Big Rock Cany Mountain. Access to the trail can be found at the mouth of the canyon, Joseph, Elsinore, and Central. Access is planned to be available through the town of Richfield as the trail continues to be developed. The scenic views in Sevier Canyon are excellent.

The Sevier River drainage is fed by numerous other smaller streams which also have healthy populations of wild trout, great hatches and dry fly fishing with less anglers.  This is a wonderful location to learn fly fishing or even to hone your skills if you’re already an addict looking for a challenge.

Just 30 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park, we enjoy several miles of private access fly fishing only waters which allow for a nice break from other anglers for a modest fee.  Couple 4 hours of fly fishing and tour the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon for a day you won’t soon forget!