WILSON BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Side‑by‑Side on the Drift: Friends and Family Float Fishing in Teton Valley

A concise field guide to fishing together from roomy 18‑foot fiberglass drift boats in the Teton Valley — what to expect, what to pack, and how to keep the group safe and comfortable.

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Side‑by‑Side on the Drift: Friends and Family Float Fishing in Teton Valley.

Duration

4 or 6 hoursttttt

Location

Wilson

Operator

Teton South Fish and Float

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Roomy 18‑Foot Fiberglass Drift Boats

Trips run from comfortable 18‑foot fiberglass drift boats that accommodate groups together on one vessel, so fishing is a shared experience rather than split into pairs.

THE EXPERIENCE

Collective Victories on the Water

Landing a big fish becomes a group celebration — the trip is designed to foster camaraderie, with anglers cheering each other and creating shared memories throughout the float.

THE LOGISTICS

Group Capacity and Limits

Boats are roomy enough for more than two anglers — up to five people may float on one vessel — but operators manage total weight to keep the boat safe for everyone.

What the day feels like

What the Day Feels Like

You spend a morning or afternoon floating the valley with a guide at the oars, the boat large enough for your group to fish and celebrate together; every catch becomes a collective moment as you trade casts and stories beneath the Teton light.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and the one hard limit to consider.

Families with childrenWell suited: families can sit and fish together aboard the spacious boats, but the party must observe the 800 lb total weight limit.

Groups of friendsA natural fit: groups can fish side‑by‑side and celebrate catches together; keep the five‑person per boat capacity and total weight limit in mind when booking.

Couples or small partiesComfortable for small parties who want the social aspect of shared fishing while still enjoying ample space in the 18‑foot boat; confirm passenger counts against the 800 lb limit.

Those with heavy gear or large body weightExercise caution: the trip enforces an 800 lb total group weight limit, so parties with heavy gear or larger individuals should plan accordingly and discuss arrangements with the operator.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Sunglasses are a must to protect eyes from hooks. Bring weather‑appropriate clothing: mornings and evenings can be cool, midday warms quickly; extra jackets to shed as temperatures change. In spring and fall choose non‑cotton layers such as fleece or wool. Also bring sunscreen, hats, and comfortable shoes.

Timing & Duration

Trips are offered in two common lengths: four or six hours.

Group Size & Weight

Up to five people may float on one vessel; the total weight limit for the group is 800 lbs.

Booking & Meeting

Coordinate the meeting location directly with the operator prior to the trip.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is a typical trip?

Trips are available in either four‑hour or six‑hour options.

How many people can fish on one boat?

Each 18‑foot drift boat can carry up to five people.

Is there a weight limit for the group?

Yes — the total weight limit for your group is 800 lbs.

How do I coordinate the meeting point?

Contact the operator to coordinate the meeting location: 307‑413‑7177 or [email protected].

What should I bring on the trip?

Bring sunglasses, sun protection, comfortable shoes, and weather‑appropriate clothing; pack extra layers for cooler mornings and evenings and prefer non‑cotton layers in spring and fall.