We all would like to fish everyday of the week. That’s why we are open everyday, so when you need to pick up a fly, advice, or an entire rod setup we are here for you.
Store Hours
Summer Hours (May – October)
Everyday 7:30am – 7pm
Open: Tue to Sat (Nov – April)
Store Hours: 9am-5pm
Our retail staff are all dedicated anglers and know the region from years of fly fishing around Idaho and many other places around the world. We regularly ask them to go fishing to keep up to date on the local fishing conditions. They are also ‘hands-on’ with all the gear in our store.
Customer service is our top priority.
Whatever you need, if you have a problem, if you have a question, and even if you have a problem with something you bought from another fly shop we will do our best to make it right & get you on the water.
- Our store is over 1700 square feet and is full of the latest fly fishing gear & supplies you’ll need.
- We have an essential selection of fly tying gear.
- We provide guided fly fishing trips on all the rivers in East Idaho, Yellowstone, & Montana.
For all anglers, having the right fly at the right time is critical. We not only have the right flies but friendly advice on what ones are working and why.
Contact Our Driggs Fly Shop
TRR Outfitters – Driggs
76 N. Main St., Suite 101
Driggs, ID 83422
Phone: (208) 354-1200
Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – Jan / Feb 2018
As winter rolls along, we have experienced much higher water on the three major rivers fished here in Eastern Idaho. The South Fork of the Snake is the most prominent example as the winter
Henry’s Fork Fishing Report – January 2018
Lower Section (Ashton downstream): Nymph fish in the early or late part of the day. Look for rising fish on midges in afternoon during the warmest part of the day. Cold nights and mornings
Henry’s Fork Fishing Report – Sept 20
The Henry's Fork has been fishing well, considering the weather. The last few days have brought a light dusting of snow to the upper sections of the Henry's Fork. The main issue is wind.
Teton River Fishing Report – Sept 4
The Teton River has been fishing great. We are right in the middle of dry fly heaven, so everything underneath the sun. Sulpher & pink mayflies are out in force. Mahogany mayflies are starting