We have never been to a fishing or hunting lodge with guides that are as loyal and experienced as the guides at this lodge!  The rookie of the group when we visited had been working for the lodge for four years.  The head guide has been with this lodge for 30 years!

Every guide is a veteran angler and is part of the family. They know the waters from top to bottom and precisely how to fish them, regardless of the time of year. Whether you are fishing as a single angler, among a large group, or have special needs these guides work together to make your fishing experience more pleasurable.

Fishing Information:

All told, the lodge is licensed to guide fly fishing guests on more than 16 legendary trout streams including the Railroad Ranch on the Henry’s Fork of the Snake, South Fork of the Snake, Gallatin, Yellowstone (in the park), and Firehole. Fifteen different floats are available. The guides coordinate the weekly schedule so guests can cover the most productive stretches where prolific hatches tease trout to the surface and conditions are best.

Drives to the fishing range in length from 10 minutes up to an hour and a half.  The longer drives are mostly to Yellowstone Rivers.  If you do not want to drive a long distance, there is plenty of fishing within a half hours drive.

Each morning, you will ride with your guide in his vehicle with your boat in tow to drive to the fishing.  Float rafts and drift boats are used unless you are wade fishing.

You will be floating from McKenzie and skiff River boats, catarafts, or wading.

The Waters:

Henry’s Fork of the Snake River, Fall River, South Fork of the Snake River, Teton River, Warm River, Robinson Creek, Hebgen Lake.  Madison, Gallatin, Yellowstone and Firehole Rivers also licensed by the lodge.

The lodge’s bar of polished logs and weathered wood is a natural setting for making new friends and for catching up with old ones. Wide board floors and Oriental rugs, leather furniture, all tied together by an immense coffee table, create the perfect atmosphere for swapping stories while you sip an after dinner brandy.

Guests stay in one of seven beautiful cabins along Robinson Creek. Each cabin is within short walking distance from the lodge dining room and the well outfitted fly shop. Everything you need to relax and unwind after an exciting day of fishing is waiting for you!

All cabins have private porches with Adirondack chairs for lounging, reading or reminiscing about your exciting day on the river. They are each furnished with western antiques, comfy overstuffed comforters and pillows as well as electric heat. Each cabin has a private bath with shower, in room hairdryer and coffee maker.

The cabins are meticulously maintained by daily maid service as well as nightly bed turndown. There is ample storage for clothing and gear, as well as personal rod racks outside the cabin. The staff and guides earnestly strive to enhance the enjoyment of your stay by catering to your every need, resulting in a special blend of genuine hospitality and meticulous attention to detail. Located across Robinson Creek is a separate guest facility, Robinson Lodge. It is equipped with four private guest rooms, two with balconies overlooking Robinson Creek with spectacular views. Complete with full kitchen, large gathering room with western antiques, pool table and large front porch, it is suitable for groups of 6-8. All meals are still served in the main lodge, however upon special request, we can arrange for your group to enjoy private dining.

If you would like to do an overnight float trip, the outpost camp is available on the South Fork of the Snake.  This camp accommodates a fishing party of up to eight (min. 4).  The camp staff prepares hearty campfire dishes.  A great experience!

Horseback riding, trips to Mesa Falls, Nature tours, Trail bike riding, Mountain bike riding, and Yellowstone tours are all available through the lodge at an additional fee.  A masseuse is on staff for your pleasure for an added fee.

Horseback riding, trips to Mesa Falls, Nature tours, Trail bike riding, Mountain bike riding, and Yellowstone tours are all available through the lodge at an additional fee.  A masseuse is on staff for your pleasure for an added fee.

We can arrange for a member of the staff to take non anglers on a sight-seeing tour to various scenic destinations not far from the ranch. This may include;

1. Harriman State Park for hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding
2. Yellowstone National Park
3. Upper and Lower Mesa Falls, Cave Falls (Yellowstone’s Cascade Corner video)or Warm River Springs
4. Jackson Hole, Wyoming
5. Teton National Park

We also offer a new educational program lead by Head Guide, Doug  and Senior Guide, Cliff called: An Invitation to Nature for Beginning Birders and Others. This program will allow you to visit the National Wildlife Refuge at Red Rock Lakes, Montana where 232 different species of birds have been recorded; Harriman State Park, Idaho with over 60 species of birds, over 50 mammals and 62 species of flowering plants. The program will also allow you to visit Yellowstone National Park and Targhee National Forest.

This lodge supports so many conservation organizations!

They support organizations that work toward long term solutions. Organizations that make it their mission to conserve, restore, protect, nurture and give back to others so that our environment and fisheries will not only benefit our world today, but will be treasured by future generations.

Through financial support and gifts of time,  contributes to these great organizations:

The Old Teton Restoration Project
Three Rivers Ranch restored a two mile section of the Teton River. When the Teton Dam broke in 1976, the flooding washed away the “old” Teton River’s natural flow and habitat. Three Rivers Ranch worked to restore this beautiful Blue Ribbon trout stream to its original state.

Friends of the Teton River

• http://www.tetonwater.org/
• To work with our community for clean water, healthy streams and abundant fisheries in the upper Teton watershed.

Trout Unlimited

• http://www.tu.org/
• To conserve, protect and restore North America’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds.

Bonefish & Tarpon Trust

• http://www.tarbone.org/
• To support research to help understand, nurture, and enhance healthy bonefish, tarpon, and permit populations.

Henry’s Fork Foundation

• http://www.henrysfork.org/
• To conserve, restore, and protect the unique fishery, wildlife, and aesthetic resources of watershed in the Upper Snake River watershed.

Casting for Recovery

• www.castingforrecovery.org
• To provide fly-fishing retreats specifically tailored for women who have or have had breast cancer. They seek to enhance the lives of breast cancer survivors by providing retreats designed to promote and support mental and physical healing.

Reel Recovery

Nature Conservancy

• www.nature.org
• To preserve the plants, animals and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive.

Teton Land Trust

• www.tetonlandtrust.org
• To conserve agricultural and natural lands and to encourage land stewardship in the Upper Snake River Watershed for the benefit of today’s communities and as a legacy for future generations.

Ducks Unlimited

• www.ducks.org
• To conserve, restore, and manage wetlands and associated habitats for North America’s waterfowl. These habitats also benefit other wildlife and people.

Teton Valley Search and Rescue

• www.tetonwyo.org
• To provide vital emergency search and rescue services for Teton County and surrounding areas to those in need.

Little River Buddies – Henry’s Fork Foundation Program

• LRB is all about taking kids fly-fishing (who lack the opportunity) on the Henry’s Fork with local area guides. Not only do the youth have the opportunity to spend the day on the river, they leave with all the tools to continue the sport at home.

2024 Package Prices:

6 nights/5 guided day
$7,275.00 per person Double Occupancy 2×1 guide
$9,765.00 per person Single Occupancy 1×1 guide

3 nights/2 guided day
$3,450.00 per person Double Occupancy 2×1 guide
$4,507.50 per person Single Occupancy 1×1 guide

Call for other custom package pricing

“Trip insurance is highly recommended to protect your investment on this trip. We will assist you with trip insurance upon booking. See links at the bottom of this page for the two providers we suggest for our clients.

Antlers & Anglers Worldwide, LLC confirmation and refund policy:

If your trip is more than 90 days out from date of departure, a 50% non-refundable deposit confirms your reservation and must be received within 10 days of booking to confirm your dates. All trips must be paid in full at least 90 days prior to the departure date. If your trip date is within 90 days, FULL payment for the trip is required. All payments to Antlers & Anglers Worldwide, LLC are non-refundable. Should you need to reschedule or cancel your trip, we will do everything in our power to assist you in finding a suitable substitute or transferring your dates per the lodge/providers/government requirements. Trip insurance protects your investment!”