The South Fork Fly Shop

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Meet Guides

COMING SOON

Get to know the crew who read these waters, and what it’s like to fish together.

Photo by: Ethan Beazley

Trips

Guiding

$425 full-day, $295 half-day, pricing for up to two anglers.

Full- or half-day walk-and-wade trips on local rivers and lakes, tailored to your pace, goals, and experience.

Outfitters

$95 starter kit bundles; custom gear packages quoted in the shop.

We’ll gear you up for solo days, from rods and reels to flies matched to current Eastern Arizona hatches.

Instruction

$150 per angler for a focused three-hour on-water skills session.

On-water coaching covering casting, reading water, knots, and fly selection, perfect for brand-new anglers or refining fundamentals.

Custom

Pricing varies by group size, water, and extras; talk with us for a clear quote.

Build a private, fully customized trip—sunrise to sunset, kids or adults, with flexible locations, meals, and skill-focused instruction.

Reviews

A dramatic close-up of a single hand-tied streamer fly resting on a rough, dark slate surface, created in photographic realism. The fly features a sleek black and deep emerald body with subtle flash strands and a sharp, silver hook glinting under the light. Tiny water droplets cling to the fibers, enhancing the texture. The lighting is low and directional from one side, carving out rich shadows and delicate highlights, creating a cinematic, almost noir feel. The background falls into a velvety blur of indistinct fly-tying tools and a hint of a wooden fly shop counter. Shot with an extreme macro lens and shallow depth of field, the mood is bold, precise, and obsessively detailed.

Aya Nakamura

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An expansive photographic view of the Little Colorado River near Eagar, Arizona at dusk, captured for a fly shop hero image. In the foreground, a set of carefully arranged fly rods with cork handles and matte black reels rests on smooth river stones, beads of water glistening on the graphite. The river curves into the distance between dark pine-covered hills and reddish canyon walls under a brooding, cloud-streaked sky. Fading golden hour light mixes with deep blue shadows, creating a dark, dreamy mood. Composition follows the rule of thirds, with the rods leading the eye toward the glowing horizon. The scene feels rugged yet safe and welcoming, suggesting endless local fishing opportunities.

Mateo García

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