• Personal/toiletry items
• Jeans/long pants
• Long-sleeved shirts
• Rain coat and pants
• Underwear
• Warm socks – several pairs
• Shoes for wet and dry weather
• Comfy slippers/Casual shoes
• Extra Camera Battery
• Powered reading light
• Books or games
• Alarm clock
• Liquor is not provided – feel free to bring your own!

• Fleece tops and bottoms to wear under waders
• Polypropylene long underwear
• Sweater or polar fleece
• Medium weight jacket, water resistant,with hood
• Vest or warm jacket to wear under rain gear or waders
• Warm socks – several pairs
• Warm, waterproof and lucky fishing hat
• Waterproof footwear
• Warm fishing gloves and stripping gloves
• Good Raingear – Gore-Tex and other breathables are best
• Waders & Wading Belt- Gore-Tex and other breathables are best
• Wading Boots – please no studs as they damage our boats
• Polarized sun glasses
• Binoculars
• Memory cards and extra batteries
• Sun block (we can always hope)
• Insect repellent, 95% DEET content
• Head net
• Bag for carrying your gear on boat—dry bags are best

We provide all rods and reels, flies, beads, weights, tippet, fly tying vise…the works. With that said, speaking as a fish fanatic, we understand completely if you want to bring your own gear. Here’s what we recommend:

• Rainbow fishing: 6-8 weight (trust us – after several 50+ fish days in a row, you’ll want to be able to get them in quickly – 8 weight is ideal)
• Grayling/Dolly/Char fishing: 4-5 weight
• Sockeye Salmon fishing: 8 weight
• Line – weight forward floating line
• A long rod, 8.5-9.5? is ideal
• Ten foot leaders are the best choice with 8 to 10 lb. tippets
• Bubble strike indicators work best in order to pick up on light biting Trout and Char