Utah’s Scenic Byway 12 passing through Escalante, Boulder and Bryce Canyon is documented as one of the most scenic drives in the world!  This exceptional 124 mile route negotiates an isolated landscape of canyons, plateaus, and valleys ranging from 4,000 to 9,000 feet above sea level. 

Hidden streams flowing through the canyons inspire backcountry fly-fishers to backpack overnight to remote waters. Remote in some areas, but in others, very accessible. First time anglers best hire one of our professional guides to unlock the countless opportunities found here.  Vast wilderness areas, canyons and even private land will make your head spin as you peer out over 2 million acres of National Forest, BLM and National Park lands.

By hiking sections of Boulder Creek and the Escalante River canyon, trails lead to tight feeder creeks with great hatches and wild trout. The large size of some fish will surprise you as 20 inch browns are not uncommon.  

• Boulder Mountain lakes & streams require 8 hour trips due to the remoteness of access
• Overnight backpacking trips are by request?
• Jon Boat Fishing is available here!
• Wet wading streams in late May to September