Discover World-Class Fly Fishing

Just five minutes from Sundance Mountain Resort lies the pristine Provo River, a Blue Ribbon fishery renowned for its magnificent German Brown Trout and breathtaking mountain scenery. Here, the timeless art of fly fishing comes alive in waters that challenge and reward anglers of every skill level. Visit us any season of the year and discover why the Provo River remains one of America’s premier fly fishing destinations, right in Sundance Resort’s breathtaking backyard.

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A person in a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses kneels beside a river holding a brown trout above the water. The person wears a green shirt, a blue and red life vest, and has a camera on a strap around their neck. The background shows riverbanks and cloudy skies.

Our expert guides lead year-round expeditions on the Provo River, Weber River, and exclusive private waters. Each guide brings extensive knowledge, skill, and personalized attention to create unforgettable fishing experiences tailored to your abilities.

For seasoned anglers, the Provo’s prolific hatches and substantial trout population offer the technical challenges you crave. For beginners, the river’s accessible wading areas provide the perfect classroom to master your first cast under expert guidance.

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Women and men, young and experienced alike find their perfect fishing adventure here, where the rushing waters, stunning alpine surroundings, and the thrill of the catch combine to create more than just a fishing trip—it’s a transformative outdoor experience.

The river awaits you

Fly fishing in the river at sunrise.
A woman and a young girl in waders stand in a Utah river, releasing a fish from a net under the watchful eye of a dog wading nearby. Both smile joyfully on a sunny
Two people fly fishing in a meandering river surrounded by dense brush, illuminated by the soft glow of a sunrise or sunset.
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Learn About Our Clinics

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Beginner Clinics

Beginner tying, casting and on-water clinics help new anglers discover the magic of fly fishing.

If you are a first-timer, or are new to the sport, you are our favorite client! We love teaching new-comers to the culture of fly fishing, witnessing the smile of their first catch and having the opportunity to teach correct form and best practices from the start. With easy access and walk and wade fishing (standing in the river),

The Provo River is one of the best rivers in the world to learn on. Group and private lessons available.

*No children under 9

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Women’s Clinics

Women are the fastest-growing group of anglers, and FFPR offers experiences catered to women of all experience levels.

Fly Fishing is the fastest growing women’s sport because women pick up fly fishing very quickly (a lot quicker than guys). Fly fishing is a finesse sport, where using too much muscle and ego is the wrong approach. 

Learn fly tying, fly casting and bring it all together down on the river.

*No children under 9

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Fly Casting Clinic

Fly tying and casting technique taught for the beginner, intermediate or avid fly fishers.

Learn the beautiful art of casting a fly rod. Whether you’re a beginner or you just need a little help tightening your loops, you can join us at Sundance Resort, casting on the lawn in the cool mountain air.

Call to book.

*No children under 9

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Fly Tying Clinic

Fly tying and casting technique taught for the beginner, intermediate or avid fly fishers.

There’s something incredible about catching a fish with a fly that you’ve tied yourself! We specialize in teaching clients to tie flies that work well on the Provo River. We also cover basic entomology to help you know how to chose the right fly on the river. 

The clinics are 2 hours long and can accommodate up to 5 people at a time.

All ages and abilities welcome!

Call to book.

*No children under 9

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From cozy fireplaces to comfortable furnishings, every stay at Sundance Mountain Resort will make you feel right at home.
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