Hosted Trips
Interested in a little adventure? Dry Creek Outfitters has teamed up with Destinations Fly Fish to offer you some top of the line fly fishing excursions. Steve Berry has the (tough) job of finding and putting together some of the best guided trips around.
A little about Steve;
“Fly fishing has been Steve’s passion for over 25 years. He is a licensed State of Arizona fishing guide and has spent 20 years specializing in hosted trips.”
“Today as the Owner/Operator of Destinations Fly Fish, Steve continues to push fly-fishing travel to the next level. Clients always at the front of mind, Steve remains on the hunt for that next great trip location. When he is not hosting trips, you’ll find him teaching fly-fishing classes, doing speaking engagements, or helping at the local club or fly shop events. Taking the time to help teach fly fishing at Boy Scout camp every summer is a priority.”
To book a trip contact Steve berry at 480-223-3117
And don’t forget to let us know how we can gear you up for the adventure ahead!
Bighorn River (May 28-June 1 2025)
Join Destinations Fly Fish for an unforgettable adventure in Fort Smith, Montana, as we explore the renowned Bighorn River in search of trophy-size brown and rainbow trout!
The Bighorn River is celebrated for its prolific trout population, boasting an estimated 4,000-5,000 fish per mile. With typical sizes ranging from 14-16 inches and the possibility of landing 20-plus-inch fish, this world-class fishery promises an exciting challenge for fly anglers.
Our journey will be enhanced by the expertise and hospitality of Bighorn River Lodge, widely regarded as one of the best outfitters on the river. Enjoy luxurious accommodations featuring two queen beds and private bathrooms in each room, along with satellite TV and Wi-Fi in the main lodge. Begin each day with a delicious hot breakfast. The lodge’s resident chef will certainly not disappoint at the end of the day with amazing meal combinations that won’t leave you hungry. The guides will ensure you’re well taken care of with lunches provided on the water.
Please note that ground transportation from Billings Logan International Airport is not included in the advertised price. However, our team is more than happy to assist in coordinating shuttle services if needed.
Whether the Bighorn River is a must-visit destination on your fishing bucket list or a cherished spot you’re eager to revisit, contact Destinations Fly Fish and make this trip one for the books. Prepare for thrilling drift fishing, breathtaking scenery, and the chance to reel in some of the finest trout the Big Sky State has to offer. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to create lasting memories in this angler’s paradise!
$2690 per angler
Bolivia Golden Dorado (Dates Incoming)
The Secure river is born in the confluence of the Nutusama and Cascarillas streams. Along its first sectors the river goes from north to south moreover, between the Mosetenes and the Eva Eva mountains. It’s one of the tributaries of the Mamoré river, which runs to the Madeira river, one of the main tributaries of the Amazon itself.
The Secure river here is extremely beautiful with crystal clear waters, wedged among mountains and pristine jungle. This fishery allows anglers an extremely close and exciting contact with the jungle.The means of transportation are handmade Chiman wood dugout canoes (cuambas) powered by pushing poles or engines, but the fishing is 100% wet wading, with many chances for sight casting. On the higher Sécure section there are dorado over 30 pounds, many of them residents. There are also a lot of pacu, moturo, surubi and yatorana, which are excellent species for practicing different fishing techniques. Upstream from the lodge, there’s two small tributaries (The Ashahana and the Maniquicito creeks) which hold really big dorado in tiny crystal clear waters.
The middle sector of the Sécure River runs downstream from the Lodge to the Ushwea Village. This section of the river is shallow and open, with sand flats and log structures, similar to the rivers further down on the plain regions. Its clear waters gradually becomes sandy due to tributaries that sweep sediments from the high plateau. The logs, sunken trees and subsurface structure are the perfect ambush points for a large number of dorado.
Call Destinations for price.
Alaska (September 16-25 2025)
Head out on an extraordinary adventure with Destinations Fly Fish, as we present an exceptional self-guided fly fishing trip targeting silver salmon (Coho) in the untamed beauty of Alaska’s Yakutat Peninsula.
We like affordable adventures. Thus, we have put together a package to include six nights of lodging and five and a half days of salmon fishing at a price that rivals just one day at many all-inclusive lodges in Alaska. Bonus…our package includes a one-day fly-out to some of the remote rivers in the area where seeing and catching big Silvers is likely. Now add in the “wildlife” sightings, and this trip just keeps getting better!
This trip, unlike our others, is a “do-it-yourself” experience. We take care of the logistics, and are on a quest to catch some great fish too. Your trip host, Steve Berry, will be there throughout the trip. We invite you to join him any day to see the area and fishing locations. That said, if you know the hot spots, he will be right there with you too. If you would like a guided option, let us know and we can arrange a guide for you.
The areas we fish are known for spawning silvers. Places like the Situk and Lost Rivers, Tawah Creek, the bays surrounding Yakutat, and the Back Bay is right outside the door of your cabin. Don’t forget, we also fly out to more remote waters. There may also be an opportunity to add additional fly out days; just let us know your preference.
If you’ve always wanted to catch some great Salmon in Alaska, this might be the trip for you. Contact Destinations Fly Fish and join us for the affordable Alaskan fishing option.
$2495 per angler
Amazon River (January 10-17 2026)
Destinations Fly Fish offers a select group of anglers the extraordinary opportunity to reel in trophy-size Peacock Bass, weighing up to 20 pounds. This great fish fight takes place in the awe-inspiring rivers in Roraima, Brazil, the northernmost and least populated state within the Amazon Rainforest.
This exclusive adventure promises to captivate your sense of wonder and love for the wild. Guided by experienced local guides, anglers can engage in thrilling battles with Peacock Bass—one of the planet’s most powerful and elusive freshwater gamefish. Other exotic species, available for the taking include Arapaima, Arawana, Payara (Vampire Fish), Jacunda, and Traira (Wolf Fish), just to name a few. You never really know what you may catch while fishing in the Amazon!
With a limited number of anglers per season, this hidden gem offers an unparalleled level of exclusivity, complemented by great accommodations in the heart of the remote jungle. Arriving by floatplane, clients will find hard-walled floating cabins boasting electricity, air conditioning, and indoor bathrooms with showers—an extraordinary touch for a location so secluded. Each day, professional local guides take you fishing from a modern 18’ flat-bottom fishing boat equipped with a gas-powered motor, electric trolling motor, and two casting platforms.
The package includes all meals served in a climate-controlled dining hall, along with beverages including alcohol. If you’re ready for the adventure of a lifetime, contact Destinations Fly Fish, and we’ll ensure your next fishing trip becomes truly legendary.
$6490 per angler
Patagonia Chile (February 8-14 2026)
Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with Destinations Fly Fish as we journey to the breathtaking and unspoiled landscapes of Patagonia in southern Chile. Nestled beneath the majestic Andes Mountains, this remote region offers anglers a paradise of lakes, rivers, and small streams with clean, cold, and crystal-clear waters—an ideal setting for sight fishing the hard-fighting, wild rainbows and brown trout that inhabit the area.
Our all-inclusive package, in collaboration with ChileTrout, spans six nights of comfortable lodging and five and a half days of guided fishing. The recently renovated rustic-modern lodge overlooks the stunning Lago Frio, providing an intimate retreat for relaxation and reflection after a day of thrilling angling. Indulge in local culinary delights and desserts prepared by the skilled kitchen staff, creating a delightful experience for the food enthusiasts among us. With the guidance of knowledgeable local experts, each day promises a new fishing adventure, ensuring you explore different waters throughout the trip.
Our journey begins in Balmaceda, Chile, where the outfitter will transport our group from the airport to the lodge near Coyhaique. Upon arrival, a warm welcome awaits with appetizers and drinks provided by the friendly staff. Days commence with coffee and a hot breakfast in the clubhouse before venturing out to the fishing grounds. Enjoy lunches provided on the water, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Patagonia. Evenings are filled with camaraderie, stories, and laughter during happy hour, followed by a delectable full dinner service.
If you’re ready to elevate your trout fishing experience and immerse yourself in the pristine waters of Patagonia, give us a call. Join Destinations Fly Fish for an unforgettable journey where you’ll lose yourself in the unparalleled beauty and exceptional trout fishing opportunities this remarkable region has to offer.
$5790 per angler
White River Arkansas (October 2-6 2026)
Some of the best places to fish are sometimes overlooked depending on where you are from. The White River in Arkansas is one of those places. Destinations Fly Fish is proud to partner with the White River Trout Club for some down south trout fishing.
The WRTC is located in Flippin Arkansas right on the banks of the White River. Located below Bull Shoals Dam, The White River and its tributary, the Norfork River, form a renowned trout fishing destination in Arkansas, offering rich fishing experiences thanks to their unique geographical and hydrological characteristics.
The Bull Shoals Dam creates a nearly 100-mile stretch of cold water that is ideal for trout, making it one of the best trout fisheries in the region. The river remains cool, allowing trout to thrive even in southern sections of the river.
The Norfork River, though much shorter at about 5 miles in length, plays a huge roll in keeping the fishing going. When it flows into into the White River about 40 miles downstream from Bull Shoals, the Norfork supplies a nice shot of cold water to the White River to keep the trout fishing going for another 40 miles.
Both rivers have produced world class brown trout and provide varied fishing opportunities. I know we keep talking about the White River, but don’t think the Norfolk can’t hold its own having produced several record class brown trout over the years. Together, they make this region a dream destination for trout anglers, offering both diversity and quality fishing experiences.
$2850 per angler
Jurassic Lake (November 22-29 2025)
Some of us have heard the stories of Rainbow Trout approaching and exceeding 20 pounds! Jurassic Lake in the Patagonia region of Argentina is the place to make it happen. Jurassic Lake Lodge is a remote and exclusive lodge perched on the banks of Lago Strobel, A.K.A, Jurassic Lake.
Jurassic Lake is the primer destination for anglers seeking a world-class rainbow trout fishing experience. Located in the rugged Patagonian wilderness of Southern Argentina, this high-altitude desert lake is the most prolific rainbow trout fishery in the world.
The lake’s cold, deep waters are home to massive populations of scuds (small freshwater crustaceans) and other aquatic insects. This abundance of food supports rapid growth of the trout, with some reaching the 20 pound class in a relatively short period of time.
How do you like to fish?
Anglers can use streamers, dry flies, nymphs, and scud patterns, with floating lines being the most common choice. Occasionally, sinking lines or sink tips are effective too. Stripping a mouse, if the conditions are right, not out of the question. Sometimes, you can just cast at the trout you see cruising the shoreline in front of you.
The lake’s remoteness means minimal fishing pressure and little natural predation, creating ideal conditions for thriving trout populations.
$8000 per angler