Join WorldCast Anglers for a backcountry wading trip to some of the most pristine cutthroat water in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem. These freestone tributaries to the Teton River—true “cutthroat paradise”—deliver nonstop dry‑fly action on fish of all sizes. Perfect for anglers who love throwing dry flies into pocket water and canyon runs or who want a quieter adventure away from the drift boat. These Teton Canyon backcountry trips are offered on a limited basis.
Sheridan Lake
Sheridan Lake is one of Idaho’s best‑kept stillwater secrets. Privately owned and limited to eight rods per day, it’s available by appointment through WorldCast Anglers. Located 19 miles west of Island Park, the nearly 400‑acre lake is famous for broad‑shouldered Kamloop rainbows, with Snake River Cutthroat and Brook trout adding variety. The lake is loaded with leeches and chronomids; early spring often brings multiple simultaneous chronomid hatches that can be hard to parse. We find uniform sink lines with 9′ leaders and 3X tippets fish well. Originally expanded from a natural pond for irrigation, Sheridan averages about 10 feet deep and reaches 25 feet in places. Sheridan Lake is a quiet, private refuge for people and fish alike.
