Itinerary - Multi-Day St. Joe River
Arrival Day
Guests may choose to fish on their arrival day or simply enjoy an evening at camp.
If Fishing on Arrival Day
Meet your guide at the Spring Creek between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM (exact meeting time will be confirmed prior to your trip). After a brief introduction, you'll travel to the day's launch site and begin your float.
Expect a full day on the water with incredible scenery, opportunities to spot wildlife, and excellent fly fishing. Lunch will be served riverside during the day.
At the conclusion of your float, your guide will return you to your vehicle and lead you back to camp for the evening.
If Not Fishing on Arrival Day
Check-in at camp begins at 3:00 PM. Spend the afternoon settling into your cabin, exploring the property, relaxing by the river, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
That evening, enjoy a gourmet dinner prepared by your guides followed by time around the campfire under the stars.
Your Stay at Camp
Each evening includes comfortable cabin accommodations, great food, and the opportunity to unwind after a day on the water. Whether swapping fishing stories around the fire, enjoying a quiet evening by the river, or preparing for the next day's adventure, camp is designed to be a relaxing part of the experience.
Fishing Days
Coffee is available at 6:30 AM, followed by breakfast at 7:00 AM.
After breakfast, you'll meet your guide and head to the river for a full day of fly fishing. Typical float trips last 7–9 hours and include a riverside lunch.
Depending on river section, water conditions, and fishing opportunities, guests can expect to be off the water between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM.
Departure Day
Guests fishing on their departure day will enjoy breakfast before heading to the river for their final day of fishing.
Guests not fishing on departure day should plan to check out by 11:00 AM unless prior arrangements have been made.
We recommend packing all personal belongings before heading out for your final day on the water.
At the end of your trip, say your goodbyes, exchange a few fish stories, and start planning your next St. Joe adventure.