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

Apr 1st – Oct 30th

Motel : 135

Apr 1st – Oct 30th
*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.

Current Winter Rates

Cabin : $125
Oct 31st – March 31
Motel : $70
Oct 31st – March 31

*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

October 12,  2025 
Flows: 834 cfs flat 
Temps: 54-55 F-slowly dropping 
Fishing has been fair on all sections of river. Flows have dropped to a minimum, and the fishing is tougher now as a result. There are still some nice fish to be caught as the browns look to put on weight  for the upcoming spawn. Boats on the river have more of an impact on the fish at these lower flows. Look for areas where you can get away from the crowd and the fish are settled. There are some rainbows just beginning to spawn now, and the nymphing has been good in those areas. If you are looking to throw dry flies you can still catch fish on terrestrials. There is a good daily fall baetis (pseudos) hatch occurring, and fish rising for them  in some of the back eddies in the late mornings and early afternoons. 
Aquatic worms in brown, orange, and red. Sow bugs and scuds in grey colors. (sz. 18-24) Egg patterns in pink and orange colors. Lightly colored bwo (baetis) nymph, emerger, and dry fly patterns (sz.20-22) Cricket patterns (sz.12-14) Ants in black and brown (sz.12-16) Beetle patterns brown and black (sz.10-16) Large articulated streamers, and very small streamers in black, yellow, and white. Articulated and not. 
Brandon Feller

Get In Touch

Address

1155 Little Hole Rd, Dutch John, UT 84023

Email

info@troutcreekflies.com.com

Phone

435-885-3355

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