Rivers

Rising in Northwest Sutton county, the Devils River is considered the most unspoiled river in Texas.  Running through massive limestone canyons and Sycamore tree lined banks, visiting the Devils River is an adventure you won't forget.  The pristine spring-fed waters provide the ideal habitat for trophy Largemouth and Smallmouth bass. It's like bass fishing in the Caribbean. Our days on the Devils are full of site fishing opportunities in the crystal clear water. Anglers with advanced skill sets will enjoy the challenge of fly fishing this Texas treasure. We are one of few TPWD concessioner Devils River guide services and have access to the river through the Devils River State Natural Area, one of 14 Dark Sky Sanctuaries in the World. We offer fully guided raft or kayaking trips; allowing you to fish, camp and explore one of the premier rivers in the country. Join us in the Spring, or Fall seasons for a trip you'll never forget!

The fall and winter months find us chasing trophy sized Rainbow and Brown trout on the Guadalupe River below Canyon Lake Dam.  The efforts of Texas Parks and Wildlife along with the Guadalupe River Trout Unlimited chapter have helped make this river one of the top trophy trout fisheries in the U.S.  Catching trout in the 20+ inch range is very common. We offer half or full day raft fly fishing trips from mid October through the Spring months.

The Llano River carves its way through the Llano uplift from Kimble County on through Mason county.  This river is a secluded fly fishing destination and contains Guadalupe bass, the state fish of Texas, and Largemouth bass.  We offer 2-3 day fully guided down river float trips on the Llano, camping out on the river each night. This remote Texas stream is loaded with fish and should be on every fly anglers list of places to fish. We offer trips to the Llano during the Spring and Fall seasons.