 Devils River Fishing Guide, "We're keeping it wild, so get out here!"
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The Devils River is one of the most rugged and pristine rivers in the Southwest U.S.
Very few people get to experience the phenomenal fishing and scenery because of the guarded access. We have access to
private properties including several ranches with many miles of frontage. The Devils River begins its course near Ozona and Sonora, TX. It is a wet weather drainage on the upper end with no permanent pools. Farther downstream near the ghost town of Juno, the river becomes intermittent, surfacing and disappearing beneath gravel bars. We fish and float the navigable sections of the river. One of our floats begins at Baker's crossing and we fish our way down to the San Pedro Ranch. The ranch has three miles of frontage on the Devils River. We have a three bedroom, two bath cabin, with a river view. San Pedro Ranch has a beautiful riverside, shaded, pecan and oak forest. It is surrounded by thousands of acres of rugged trans-Pecos ranchland, and is truly remote with world class beauty. Another section we fish is twelve miles downstream of Baker's Crossing where we have access to Sycamore Canyon Ranch. This 8,700 acre property has three miles of Devils River frontage and is adjacent to the Devils River State Natural Area (Del Norte Unit). The ranch has a river-front cabin with air conditioning and a fire place giving us a great headquarters for staging adventures downstream. We also have a ranch at the Blue Sage area giving us a great place to launch and take out. Our other property has ten miles of frontage and several tens of thousands of acres near the convergence of the Devils River and Lake Amistad. All trips catch and release only with fly or artificial lures only.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting Major League Baseball Hall of Famer, Nolan Ryan and his buddy Don Sanders on a Devils River Fishing trip. They were both excellent fishermen and we had the times of our lives!
Please Scroll Down to the middle of this page for trip description and pricing.
Will York from San Antonio Texas is pictured below landing a trophy Devils River Smallmouth Bass on topwater
fly.
Devils River Largemouth Bass on Topwater Fly, please see video below.
Devils River Helicopter tour with Expedition Outfitters
Look for our Devils River Feature Article in Southwest Fly Fishing Magazine!
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