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Blue Ribbon Brown Trout
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Dreams on the Fly is dedicated to pursuing the passion of flyfishing in Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. Rainbow trout, huge brown trout, or the elusive steelheed. We offer daily guided trips, multi day packages, corporate adventures with an emphasis on quality.
Dreams on the Fly was created from our passion. We desire to share this passion with our fellow fly fishers. To educate, inspire memories and guide our clients on the best waters with lasting results.
Location:
Idaho, Washington & Oregon...Rivers and Lakes. One of our specials is an all inclusive 3 day Cutthroat Pack trip in the Frank Church Wilderness and the River of No Return. Located 50 miles from the most remote location in the lower 48.
http://www.dreamsonthefly.com/diamond.html
Inclusions:
Dreams on the Fly includes in your guided trips all leaders, lines, tippets, nets, and flies. Rods and reels are available if needed. Waders can be rented at $25.00 with 3 day advance notice.
We gladly offer casting instruction, catch & release practices, how to read different types of water, entemology and so much more!
Dreams on the Fly offers multi-day trips with all accommodations, including scrumptous Northwest Cuisine, hearty breakfasts and often riverside lunches. From the budget minded to first class fly fishing adventures...Dreams on the Fly is where all your fly fishing dreams begin!
Accomodations:
We have many options on every river for overnight accommodations including Northwest Cuisine type meals. Just ask, and we'll be happy to discuss your needs. Transportation:
Transportation is provided from the closest airport to your destination waters.
Season:
We fish all year...January through December. Since we guide in Idaho, Washington and Oregon, there are many options for blue ribbon fishing! Water/Weather Conditions:
From the coldest days in January for the elusive winter steelhead, to the hotest days in July for the beautiful brown trout, Dreams on the Fly will guide you with the utmost in experience. However, we will not guide during brown trout spawning seasons, weather that would exhaust the fish, or rivers that become dangerous and basically unfishable. Equipment Used:
Fly rods from 3 weights to 10 weights, both single handed and double handed rods. Sinking lines, floating lines, sink tips, shooting heads...laughter and fun!
Rates:
Daily guided trout rates from $350.00 for up to two (2) persons.
Daily guided steelhead rates from $390.00 for up to two (2) persons.
E-mail or call for multi-day or group rates.
Be sure to check out our Web Specials, starting at $295.00 per day per person, including all lodging and meals.
Other information:
See what Forbes Magazine has to say about us:
http://www.forbes.com/2006/02/01/cx_sb_0202featslide_14.html?thisSpeed=3500
Best Bets For Business Trips
An hour outside Seattle, the Cascade Mountain Range is home to great fly-fishing and hiking. To fish the rivers like an expert, contact Dreams on the Fly, a local guide company that will select a river according to your experience level and provide you with ground transportation, float tubes, fishing lines, a day-license, and advice on how to get the biggest trout.
Customer comments:
Colin and I wanted to thank you for the great time on the river on Saturday. We recounted stories all the way home, and we needed stories to kill the time for 900 plus long miles from Boise. Again, thanks for making for such a good time. Your river is a wonderful secret (fast getting out) and the consistent size of the fish was amazing. We look forward to another trip where we only lose the first three before we start landing them and Colin wants to meet Stuie up close. Best wishes, Chris and Colin ccareschris@comcast.net
Sunday, 6/5/05, 2:27 AM Dave, I am Mark Gustofsons father in law that you took fishing with Mark May 24th. I want to thank you for a great time. I learned a lot and we applied that when we went back on Memorial day. It was very crowded and so we had to fish in areas that we hadn't been in before. We didn't have as much success as we did with you but we didn't expect to. Most of my lost fish were due to knots untying and that is really unusual for me but I hadn't tied on tippet or hooks in exactly a year. Practice, practice practice. We did well enough to go home with a smile on our faces. I hope to engage your services again in the future. I want to get my wife on the river again and Mark has been talking about getting my daughter on the water with your wife. Have to get our house sold in California before we can afford to use you much but I still hope to get her on the water soon. Do you have an opinion of the Middle Fork of the Boise in July or is the Owyhee still a better bet? Thanks again, John Sanda
Casey Wednesday, 5/11/05, 8:37 AM We had an incredible time on Saturday and we feel that we learned so much. Thank you for your time and instruction. We are so excited to see some pictures too (from you and Jim). From: Eagle, ID
Thursday, 10/14/04, 7:34 AM I really wanted to let you know that the Memories of that trip will stay with me for a long time and cumulatively let you know how much Fun I had while attending your Spey Casting Clinic! Thanks alot for having the class on a fantastic river. I really enjoyed the whole time I was there. It brought back fond memories of fishing the Henrys fork while wading across the Rhonde, and if you hear from Terry and Jeff, give them my "best"! I enjoyed fishing with Terry! I really liked talking to Rhonda, she is very knowledgeable on spey casting and I continue to pray she feels better! Sincerely, Clark Lucas Silviculturist-Forester Steelhead and Salmon Fly Tier Spey and Dee-Winged flies
Tom Old Thursday, 10/14/04, 7:33 AM Thanks for a great class and lunch this past week- end. I would like to see if we can book a trip for may 7th, 2005 for Tim and I. This is a Saturday and Tim's 18th birthday. Thanks again Tom PS: I will look for another trip to the Grande Ronde next fall.
Bob Tamura Monday, 9/20/04, 5:03 PM Dave/Jeff- I just wanted to say thanks for leading us to all of the big fish we caught a few weeks ago on the Owyhee! I knew we were in trouble when we were tired after just the first day of landing those "boat anchors". Great guidance, conversation, food, scenery and big fish. We also fished the South Fork....slow, very slow and the Big Wood....lots of action with dry flies. I recommended a few neighbors to you, who are interested. thanks- Bob Tamura From: Coppell, TX 75019 E-mail: tamuracreative@comcast.net
Dr. Todd & Stacey Jamison Friday, 7/9/04, 1:13 PM Jeff and Clint: My wife's intentions to read a book while I fished were interrupted by the 25" and 27" Owyhee Browns dragging her around the river! Thanks for putting us on to the largest and most beautiful trout I have seen in 31 years of flyfishing. Your knowledge of the fish species, stream entymology and surrounding canyon added to the experience. Sincerely, Todd M. Jamison P.S. My wife is now thumbing through my flyfishing catalogs! We have a new convert. From: Pataskala, Ohio E-mail: jamisont@denison.edu
Martin Smith Monday, 6/21/04, 7:48 AM Wow, what an experience on the Owyhee River. I never realized what a catch I had until I shared it with my buddies. A 26" brown trout for this beginer in one heck of a way to learn the sport. Thanks you guys for a wonderful time, I'm looking forward to steelehead fishing with you on the Grand Rond Be well, Marty From: San Jose, CA
Rick Skinner Wednesday, 3/24/04, 12:34 PM Thank you, Dave and Rhonda. You both did great work in guiding and taking care of us. I know I learned a great deal more about steelhead fishing ( I consider it 3 1/2 days of post graduate work!). E-mail: rskinner@skinnerfawcett.com
Tommy Friday, 10/24/03, 2:35 PM 10/20-10/22 Fishing the Salt at Deception Pass and the Yakima river. Thanks again for another most memorable adventure!......Tommy
Terry Kowallis Sunday, 9/28/03, 9:25 PM Fishing with Dave Tucker is like fishing with your best fishing buddy. The difference being that Dave will work his butt off to get you into fish, and make it look easy. He has guided me on several trips in Idaho, Oregon and Washington. I always learn something new every time I fish with Dave. Whether it's when to go where, how to read the water, fly selection, line selection, or even how to spey cast, there is always something to learn to make you a better angler. I personally credit Dave for every steelhead and salmon I have ever caught, with him and on my own. I am confident that once you fish with Dave, you will end the trip with a smile on your face and be looking forward to the next time. Whether it's your first time fishing for steelhead or you're a seasoned veteran I can not recommend Dave enough. Terry Kowallis Boise, Idaho From: Boise, ID E-mail: TRKOWALLIS@aol.com
Dan Rowley Thursday, 9/25/03, 7:58 AM Thanks so much for the great instruction on the Stilligamish last week. I will recommend you to all novices'. From: Kansas J
Jason Tiege Monday, 9/8/03, 9:41 PM You guys rock! My first steelhead on the Deschutes was the greatest...thanks for taking care of everything. See you on the Hoh in Feb. JT From: Lk. Oswego, OR
Tommy Girvin Monday, 8/11/03, 8:58 AM As a musician on the the road for the last 17 years, and flyfishing for 30+ years, I have fished with many guides and friends in every state in the nation, and 'round the world. I can truly say that Dave is one of the best and most insightful fisherman I know (as well as a wonderful fly tyer, and instructor). Truly a world class flyfishing experience! Tommy Girvin, (Eddie Money Band) From: Eddie Money Band
Sunday, 8/3/03, 7:31 AM Kids Flyfishing Photos Date: 7/12/2003 3:58:35 PM Pacific Standard Time From: gentylewis@earthlink.net (Genty Lewis)
To: DreamsOnTheFly@aol.com
We¿d love to make this a yearly junket for Devin. If you have any programs for older kids, I think my 16 y.o. would love to join you for a trip as well. He LOVES to fly fish, and has a bit more experience. More of an advanced level I would imagine. Thanks again for your wonderful opportunity. Sue
Sunday, 8/3/03, 7:29 AM Kids Flyfishing Camp Photos Date: 7/13/2003 10:21:38 AM Pacific Standard Time From: Cslindsay@comcast.net (Christine Lindsay)
To: DreamsOnTheFly@aol.com
Hello Rhonda: Thank you for the great camp. Kellan really had a wonderful time. Thank you for the pictures. I would love for him to take the tube class with you. Let me know when you organize that one ok? Best Regards, Christine
Larry Sunday, 8/3/03, 7:11 AM
Rhonda Looks like the start of something wonderful, I will fish with you anytime! From: Montana E-mail: larry.murphy@mt.usda.gov
Peter Gunn Friday, 7/25/03, 4:26 PM Hi Dave - Thanks again for a wonderful day of fishing the Wood River near Ketchum, Idaho. You did an awesome job of helping this novice learn how to improve his cast and to read a river. Memories for a lifetime. Be well. Peter Gunn From: Easthampton, Massachusetts Web Site: The Williston Northampton School E-mail: pgunn@williston.com
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