Henry's Fork Lodge 
The Rockies
Imagine if you will a vast, crystal clear spring creek where the wild rainbows can be as easy or as challenging as you like. Then imagine 50 miles of river with countless water types, prolific hatches, and entire floats that rarely see anglers. And lastly imagine an elegant and understated lodge, designed by an award-winning architect, on a wooded bluff overlooking it all. This is Henry’s Fork Lodge, one of the premier destinations of The Rockies for over twelve years. Henry’s Fork Lodge is ideally situated to fish other great waters of the area such as the Madison, Yellowstone, Firehole, Gibbon, Gallatin, and Lamar, as well as Slough Creek, Hebgen Lake, and Henry’s Lake. Non-anglers will enjoy the tasteful accommodations, close proximity to Yellowstone Park, and additional activities such as hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking. Whether you are a seasoned traveling angler or a newcomer to the sport and region, Henry’s Fork Lodge will provide you with an angling and lodging experience that you will appreciate and enjoy. Accommodations include six units in the main lodge and eight cottage suites with private bathrooms, sitting rooms, and fireplaces. Guiding is provided by the local experts at Trouthunter and Henry’s Fork Anglers.
Henry's Fork Lodge Travel:
To get to the lodge you may either fly into Idaho Falls or West Yellowstone with transfers provided by the lodge.
Henry's Fork Lodge Fishing Program:
You will be assisted by some of the finest guides in the West. They know the fishing, and they take great pride and pleasure in teaching you the skills to master it. They will help you enjoy the fishing and appreciate the magnificent surroundings. At the end of your trip you will probably have some new friends.
Henry's Fork Lodge Accommodations and Meals:
Henry's Fork Lodge was designed by award-winning architect Joseph Esherick. Mountain buildings were one of his specialties, and because he was also an avid flyfisherman, he built in all the special features that anglers require. The Lodge was nominated for national architecture awards for its distinctive combination of elegance and comfort. They have six units in the main lodge, including two deluxe suites with fireplace and big views of the Henry's Fork, one with separate bedroom and living room. The eight cottage suites all have private bedrooms and sitting rooms with fireplaces. The Lodge's decor is highly distinctive featuring wood paneling, antique furniture and oriental carpets.
There are now phones in all of the rooms as well as high speed 802.11b WiFi wireless internet access throughout the lodge. So, for those of you who must stay connected during your stay, bring your WiFi capable laptop or your laptop and a local dial-up number so you don't have to worry about what you're missing at the office. Dining is a sublime experience at Henry's Fork Lodge. Whether it's a hearty breakfast, a gourmet picnic lunch, or an elegant dinner, our restaurant has gained a reputation for having the finest cuisine in the Yellowstone area. Their chef, Roland Bitterer, trained in Europe. He brings together the freshest ingredients with the finest in continental tradition. The result is meals that satisfy your appetite and please the most discriminating palate. Their menu changes daily and offers a wide selection. And they even adjust meal times to "match the hatch," so you never have to choose between dinner and the evening rise.
Henry's Fork Lodge Climate:
Temperatures typically range from the mid 50’s to the mid 90’s. In the summer it is usually quite warm during the day and cool in the evening. However, it is important for guests to be prepared for cold rainy conditions throughout the season.
Henry's Fork Lodge Season:
May – October
Henry's Fork Lodge Fish Species:
Rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout
Henry's Fork Lodge Capacity:
24 anglers
Henry's Fork Lodge 2008 Rates:
6 nights / 5days $3040.
Included:
Lodge rates include three meals per day, pre-dinner beverages and appetizers and airport transportation (8am to 8pm) from Idaho Falls or West Yellowstone.
Not Included:
Guide days (additional $430 per boat), fishing license, airfare, fly fishing gear and tackle, taxes (8%), staff and guide gratuities.
