Lodging
Relax and enjoy your stay with us at Trout Creek Flies.
There’s nothing like kicking back on the porch with a mountain view reminiscing about a stellar day on one of the world’s greatest tailwater fisheries.
After a great meal at GIbby Cafe, clean up in our walk-in tiled showers, and hit the hay on a comfortable queen sized bed. Our new cabins include two queens, microwave, refrigerator, and flatscreen TV’s.
Our Motel
Also available are our motel-style standard rooms which are just as clean and comfortable. They offer a shared porch wifi, TV and two queen beds.
We want you well rested and ready to rise as eager as a brown trout to a Cicada.
Current Summer Rates
Cabin : $175
Motel : 135
Current Winter Rates
Cabin : $125
Motel : $70
*Rates are Per Night For 2 People*
*Cancellations: Lodging reservations cancelled less than 7 days prior to the reservation date will be charged for the first night of the reservation.
Changes of reservation dates must be made 7 days or more prior to the stay.
We Have ADA compliant Lodging.
We do not allow pets in our cabins. A fine of $150 will be applied for violating this policy.
Smoking is allowed outside in a respectful way and no smoking is allowed inside any of our cabins or rooms. A $150 fine will be applied for violating this policy.
No Cooking inside any cabins or rooms is allowed. Microwave use only.
Gas or electric grills are permitted outside of the cabins or rooms.
Call Us
(435) 885-3355
July 18, 2026
Flows: 1,400-3,040 cfs daily/nightly
Temps: 56-60 F
The fishing this July has been spotty on all three sections of river. The flows are fluctuating throughout the day, and that has negatively affected the aquatic hatches. There are still hatches coming off, but in small areas, and they are typically short lived. However, terrestrial dry fly fishing can be good some days. There are a decent amount of ants, beetles, hoppers, crane flies, damselflies, and dragon flies around. Cycle through different patterns until you figure out what the fish want that day. Everyday has been different. Nymph fishing remains more consistent, and with the flows fluctuating, fish are looking for sow bugs/ scuds and aquatic worms. Also, there are PMD’s hatching in certain areas on A,B, and C sections, and PMD nymphs have been working on nymph rigs.
Go-To Flies:
Worm patterns-wiggly and chenille-red, brown, and orange (sz. 10-14) Sow bugs-grey/rainbow patterns (sz. 14-18) Scuds-grey/olive/orange patterns (sz. 12-20) PMD-pink/orange/yellow nymph and dry fly patterns. (sz. 16-20) Caddis-dark olive/tan dry fly patterns (sz. 14-18) Ants-black/brown dry fly patterns (sz.14-18) Beetles/Seed bugs-black/tan/brown dry fly patterns. (sz. 10-14) Cranefly-brown/grey dry fly patterns. ( sz. 10-14) Dragonfly-grey/olive dry fly patterns (sz. 2-6) Cricket-black/brown dry fly patterns (sz. 12-14)
Brandon Feller
Get In Touch
Address
1155 Little Hole Rd, Dutch John, UT 84023