$900-1,600/night
Henry's Fork Lodge is a revered name among serious fly fishers worldwide, positioned on the banks of the Henry's Fork of the Snake River in Island Park, Idaho. The lodge overlooks the famous Railroad Ranch section, a stretch of flat, glassy spring creek water that demands the highest level of technical fly fishing skill and rewards those who possess it with some of the largest and most selective rainbow trout in the Western United States. For decades, this lodge has served as a gathering place for the sport's most accomplished practitioners, drawn by the challenge of presenting tiny dry flies to sipping trout in impossibly clear water.
The lodge itself balances comfort with a focus that never strays far from the river. Spacious rooms look out over the Henry's Fork, and guests can observe rising trout from the dining room during the legendary evening hatches of June and July. The culinary program is refined without being fussy, emphasizing fresh ingredients and generous portions. A well-stocked fly shop on the premises carries the specialized leaders, tippet, and fly patterns that the Henry's Fork demands, and the guiding staff includes some of the most experienced technical dry-fly anglers in the profession.
Guided trips extend beyond the Railroad Ranch to include the Box Canyon, Warm River, and upper stretches of the Henry's Fork, as well as excursions to nearby Silver Creek and the South Fork of the Snake. The lodge's season is deliberately short, running from mid-June through September, timed to coincide with the river's peak insect activity and the arrival of its most dedicated anglers.
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June through September
18 guest capacity
$900-1,600/night
