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Expedition Outfitters "Your Guide to Fly Fishing Texas and Outdoor Adventures Beyond"
Fly Fishing Guided trips on the Devils River
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Look for our Devils River Feature Article in the September/October 2009 issue of Southwest Fly Fishing.
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Our Devils River fishing packages are designed for 4 anglers at a time. All packages are 2 days
and 3 nights. Meals and Lodging are included. Please contact us to reserve your adventure.
The Devils River is one of the most rugged and pristine rivers in the U.S.
Very few people get to experience the phenominal fishing and scenery because of the guarded access. We have access to
many private properties including several ranches with many miles of frontage.
The Devils River begins its course near Sonora, TX. It is a wet weather drainage on the upper end with no permanent pools. Farther downstream near the ghost town of Juno, the river becomes intermittent and surfaces and disappears beneath gravel bars. We fish and float the navigable sections of the river. One of our floats begins at Baker's crossing and we fish our way down to the San Pedro Ranch. The ranch has three miles of frontage on the Devils River. This is where we have a tent camp situated in a beautiful, shaded pecan and oak bottom. The camp is surrounded by thousands of acres of rugged trans-pecos ranchland, and is truly remote with world class beauty. The other section we fish is farther downstream where we have access to another ranch. This ranch has three miles of Devils River frontage and is adjacent to the Devils River State Natural Area. The ranch has a river-front cabin with air conditioning and a fire place giving us a great headquarters for staging adventures downstream. We also have access to private property that is 11 miles downstream from Dolan Falls giving us an option to float and fish this rugged section. All trips catch and release only with fly or artificial lure restrictions.
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