About Us
We offer a full service fly shop with top name brands and the professional staff to help you make the right choice.
We carry products from Simms, Patagonia, Winston rods, Scott rods, Waterworks Lamson, Ross, and many other popular supplies and gear.
Along with the fly shop we have a C-store and have Gibby Cafe on site. We offer full service raft rentals and shuttle service for all sections of the river.
Professional Fly Fishing Guides
For nearly three decades, Trout Creek’s professional fly fishing guides have been leading anglers to successfully fish and experience the world-class fishery the Green River and Flaming Gorge Reservoir have to offer. Owner, Johnny Spillane, has integrated his Olympic award-winning work ethic and precision into Trout Creek in an effort to match the greatness of the Green River.
John Sparger
When he discovered fly fishing, working for Trout Creek, at the age of 18, it was a perfect fit. John has been guiding the Green River since 2006, in that time he has learned to become a patient instructor in the techniques and nuances of fishing the Green, with specific emphasis on his favorite techniques of dry fly and streamer fishing.
Brandon Feller
Brandon believes that it’s not just about guiding people into fish, but empowering individuals to become better anglers.
Gene Gautieri
Carl Boomer
Davemc Donald
Todd Brown
Cori Holladay
Being born and raised in the upstate of the Carolinas, it’s only natural for my blood to run orange and my heart to be rooted in those wise ole Appalachian Mountains. In 2009, I had the opportunity to spend six months immersed in all things “a-puh-LATCH-uhn”, spanning the length of Georgia to Maine at the pace my feet were willing to allow. Consequences of hiking long distances lead me to California in 2015. Along the way, I was exposed to even older rock that offered its’ own intoxicating appeal: the canyon country along the winding Green River in Utah. I was transfixed then as I am now.
Most days you’ll find me on the river dipping oars until complete darkness blankets the slopes of the Uinta Mountains. Other days, I’ll be found spotting tailing carp along the shallows of Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Regardless of the day, my feet have taken a backseat to my arms.
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(435) 885-3355
Green River Fishing Report
June 2, 2025
Flows: 883 cfs daily-2,450 evening/nightly
Temps: 48-50 F
Fishing has been fair to good on all sections of the river depending on the conditions. We are still seeing some good midge hatches on some days. On cloudy days we are still seeing a few bwo’s, but this hatch is about over until the fall. Cicadas and some other terrestrial insects are coming out, so there is some good dry fly fishing to be had. However, anglers that are versatile in their approach will be most effective. Nymphing can be productive in the right areas. Try nymphing traditional spring spots like the drop offs below the rapids and riffles, and the main seams. On the rainy days the fishing can also be good with streamers.
Go-To Flies:
Midge larva and pupa patterns in lighter colors-grey and white. (Sz. 18-22) Bwo nymphs/emergers and duns/cripples (sz. 18) Aquatic worms in red and brown colors. Eggs in peach/pink/cheese colors. Sow bugs and scuds in grey and olive (sz. 12-18) Cicadas black (sz. 6-12) Ants black and brown (sz.12-16) Crickets (sz. 10-14) Beetles in black and brown (sz. 8-12) Streamers- articulated and non in black and brown colors.
Brandon Feller
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Address
1155 Little Hole Rd, Dutch John, UT 84023