Sample and discover local stream populations with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for a day! This "insiders look" is a fantastic chance to interact with fisheries managers and get a true sense of the places fish like to live. Past electrofishing trips have been on the Gros Ventre and Snake. Read about this experience as described by outdoors columnist and trout chaser Paul Bruun who called it the "best trout fishing - ever."

This trip trip for 1 must be scheduled during the 2022 field season.

Kathleen and Beverly have both been fly fishing since they were little girls and fishing together for over a decade, now often with little aspiring anglers of their own in tow. Leslie Steen has a masters degree in fisheries and is great at catching trout with electricity and other field methods. For Maggie, an early love of fly fishing led her to pursue a degree in Entomology and Poultry Science from Auburn University - making her somewhat of a bug and hackle expert - then a Master's Degree in Entomology from the University of Nebraska. She now manages Orvis Jackson Hole and does entomology-related outreach in the community. These ladies have a passion for introducing new and diverse audiences to fly fishing and sharing their love for the wild and beautiful places that trout live, like Bitch Creek. Guests will also be treated to four hats from Art for All by Abby Paffrath.

Bitch Creek is a tributary of the Teton River that flows out of the Teton mountain range in Wyoming and into Idaho. This stretch of water is beautiful and rugged, with wild trout that are virtually undisturbed and plentiful. Whether you're a beginner seeking one-on-one instruction or an experienced angler interested in a unique opportunity to fish unpressured water, this is a special trip you won't want to miss.

Winner should arrange their trip with Leslie Steen in late August or September by emailing leslie.steen@tu.org.

A 5-day Triangle X pack trip for 2 anglers offers you one of the most exciting and rewarding vacations of a lifetime.

Welcome to the Wyoming back country - it's a showcase for America's premier wilderness areas; unsurpassed horseback riding, fishing, wildlife viewing and scenery. A perfect backdrop for family and friends to enjoy nature.

This contiguous ecosystem, over 6,000 square miles, offers one of the richest wildlife complexes anywhere in the world. This is Continental Divide country and contains the headwaters of the Snake, Yellowstone and Shoshone rivers. It is a land filled with amazing beauty, history and legend.

This trip is good for 2 anglers for the 2023 season. Riders can venture to the Thorofare, or as far as they choose into the Bridger-Teton Wilderness. Pack trip rates include everything (including sleeping bags and mattress) from the morning you leave the ranch until you return. Tax and gratuity not included.

Up to 10 riders can go on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Additional riders will be at the angler's expense.

About Triangle X Pack Trips:

"Rough It" In Style
We invite you to "rough it" in style at one of our wilderness camps. We work hard to set up our camps with your comfort in mind. Our guides, wranglers and cooks are experienced, know the country and take pride in sharing their knowledge and history of the area. After a hearty dinner and relaxing evening around the fire, you will find a warm sleeping bag, soft mattress and roomy tent waiting for you.

Perfect for Families
Our trips are perfect for families or friends, with the daily itinerary tailored to your interest. Whether it be riding, photography, fishing, looking for wildlife or just relaxing - it can be found on a Triangle X pack trip. Our trips are fun for the whole family with children as young as five enjoying the splendors of the wilderness.

Horseback Riding At Its Best
One does not need to be an expert rider to fully enjoy the trip; the region has a well maintained trail system and the pace is relaxed. Our horses are well trained, strong and mountain wise. Days are often spent riding and exploring areas seldom visited, viewing wildlife, searching for wily trout or photographing mountain vistas.

Fishing
The Yellowstone & Teton Wilderness area awards the fishing enthusiast some of the finest Cutthroat Trout fishing in America. Secluded clear blue lakes and beautiful mountain streams await the angler of all skill levels. A Wyoming fishing license is required. Our pack trip season is from mid June through early September. The minimum length of a trip is four days, with the average being about a week. Trips are individually arranged for a family or group. Upon request, smaller parties can easily be joined. When planning your trip, we will provide suggestions on clothing and personal gear. Reservations are necessary.

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Las Pampas Lodge (LPL), in the Chubut Provence of Central Patagonia, offers an extraordinary experience into a land that's virtually untouched by the modern world. Approximately two and half hours south of Esquel Airport, well beyond where the pavement ends, you'll find Las Pampas Lodge. This is where the real experience begins.

A short drive from the lodge is a small border town that's almost as quiet as the wilderness that surrounds it, and the calming yet wild and rustic terrain is still home to a simple way of living. Gauchos herding their sheep are likely the only thing one may stumble upon along the way to fish remote lakes, rivers, and streams.

Las Pampas' European-style log and stone lodge looks out at the Andes Mountains and is entirely surrounded by nature, reminding our guests that they are truly in the heart of Patagonia.

Throughout the property, it is nearly impossible to not be taken by a view of the Andes. At the lodge, guests find spacious double occupancy rooms with private baths. They also can enjoy the large common room that features a dining area, bar, and lounge with a fireplace that brings everyone together over cocktails. And upstairs, our guests will find a living room, a TV, and a fully-equipped fly tying table, as well as a private office with a computer and phone.

However, one of the first things Las Pampas guests notice isn't the out-of-place luxuries we offer but rather the atmosphere. Our entire team works together to ensure a relaxed environment where everyone feels welcomed.

GOURMET FARM-TO-TABLE CUISINE

Las Pampas is passionate about the food they serve. Head chef, a Le Cordon Bleu graduate, only uses local and organic ingredients. Fresh eggs are served daily, and the cuts of chicken, lamb, and beef they prepare come from the livestock on the property.

Breakfast is served at the lodge, and a gourmet lunch with wine is served on the water by our guides. As is typical in Argentina, dinner is served in the late evening, and with this meal, head chef delights guests with meat and vegetable entrees paired with fine wines.

Reservation required. Dependent upon availability.