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Our half day guided rafting/fly fishing trip on the Guadalupe
River is on sale for $50 off. It's for two people and the total cost is $350 (regular price $400). We provide equipment and
instruction. Call or text 210-602-9284 now to reserve your
slot. Also: Our
Fly Fishing Guide School is accepting applications for Fall.
Contact us: [email protected] Phone: 210-602-9284
See the Devils River Feature article written by Expedition Outfitters guide Kevin Stubbs in Southwest Fly Fishing Magazine!
Expedition Outfitters provides Guided Fly Fishing Raft Trips on Texas Hill Country Rivers near Austin, San Antonio and New Braunfels Texas. We float and fish the upper and lower Guadalupe River, San Marcos River, Devils River, Llano River, Canyon Lake, Texas Coast, and other spring fed lakes and streams. Our freshwater trips target Guadalupe River Rainbow Trout, Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, Striped Bass, Rio Grande Cichlids, Carp, Sunfish and Long Nose Gar. Our saltwater fly fishing trips at the Texas Coast target redfish, speckled trout, snook and others. We also offer Fly Fishing Classes, Lessons and Instruction. Our expert Fly Fishing Guides are full time professionals with many years of experience leading expeditions in Texas, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and British Columbia, Canada. Our river trips utilize 14 foot "Aire" and "Outcast" brand whitewater rafts that are customized for fly fishing. They are comfortable boats with swivel seats and backrests. They have stable, hard, casting platforms for the clients to stand on; and the guide sits in the center and rows the boat. The anchor system allows us to position and hold the boat, so the fisherman gets the best shot at trophy waters. The saltwater guides we refer trips to, use Maverick, Hewes and Beavertail poling skiffs. We provide all equipment and instruction. We welcome beginners and experts alike! Please note: All of our fishing trips are catch and release only with flies and artificial lures only. Contact us: [email protected] Phone: 210-602-9284
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Check out the Devils River Article in the Flyfish Journal. Expedition Outfitters
guide Kevin Stubbs is featured in the article and he's a contributing photographer too!
Starting
in November each year, The Guadalupe River Chapter of Trout Unlimited "GRTU," stocks thousands of full sized rainbow
trout in the "Trophy Trout Special Regulation Zone." These fish are not fingerlings! Many of these fish
are in the three to four pound class. Expedition Outfitters supports the efforts of the largest Trout Unlimited Chapter
in the world!
Do you want to go to the Devils River, but hate the long drive from Austin or San Antonio? It's only 1.5 hours when you hire a bush plane. The expert charter pilots will deliver you and guests, to one of our ranches. See the Devils River Canyon along the way. Even if you drive here, you can still book a fixed wing or helicopter tour of the Devils, or Pecos River Canyons.
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