Spring Creek is the perfect way to enjoy the unforgettable Jackson Hole experience.
This is because big browns are difficult to find and anglers often venture great distances, sometimes as far as Chile, Argentina, or New Zealand. Most of the large brown trout that are found in our western states are found in places that are easily accessible for the common angler and are sometimes crowded, therefore defeating the purpose of a quiet day on the stream. The banks of this river are owned by ranchers, making them about as private as private property can get, and the no trespassing signs you see everywhere are strictly enforced. Therefore, this eliminates the crowds, allowing the fish to grow large and healthy. This somewhat obscure river in the middle of nowhere is called the New Fork.