Our services extend to the serene Uinta Mountains, with several Forest Service-approved lakes accessible within a 30-45 minute journey from Kamas, Utah, via Highway 150. For those seeking a tailored experience, we offer the option to customize trips to meet your specific aspirations.

Unique tour features

Experiencing a guided tour at an elevation of 10,000 feet with us is not only unique but also exclusive, thanks to our special permit. Our expeditions offer access to five distinct fish species, predominantly engaging in topwater fishing throughout the season.

First-time fly-fishers welcome

Newcomers to fly-fishing are encouraged and welcomed, with our guides skilled in teaching techniques such as casting, hook setting, knot tying, and fish handling.

Contact information

For inquiries, reach out via our contact page or message us directly on Instagram and Facebook @uinta.life.

Our mission

We aim to foster a community dedicated to the conservation of forest and fish ecosystems, encouraging sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.

Uinta Life Tour

Our half-day fly-fishing tours in the Uinta Mountains, along the scenic Mirror Lake Highway 150, offer a blend of breathtaking landscapes and vibrant fishing experiences, guided by our seasoned professionals.

Education and conservation

Our commitment to the environment extends beyond the Uinta Mountains, focusing on educating clients on forest etiquette and sustainable fish handling to protect our planet's natural resources.

Meet our guides

• Alex Goates: The founder and a lifelong fly-fishing enthusiast since age 12, with a particular fondness for catching Brooke and Tiger Trout.
• Hayden Proper: A nature lover with a passion for fly fishing and sharing the joy of the outdoors, especially when it involves Brown Trout.
• Rich Goates: A jovial guide who discovered fly fishing later in life, known for his storytelling and love for Tiger Trout.
• Steve Goates: A veteran in the fly-fishing community, constantly exploring and dreaming about the next big catch, with a preference for all types of fish.