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Printable fishing map · Wyoming

Salt River

18 numbered points: 2 campsites, 1 bait & fly shop, 1 outfitter, 12 bridges, 1 USGS gauge, 1 point of interest.
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Points reviewed Sep 15, 2026
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Points curated by GuidedFloats from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources. Not a navigation chart. Confirm access, hours and regulations before you go.

Print it. Bag it. Bring it.Phones die, screens crack, and most of this water has no signal. Print this map, fold it into a zip-top bag or dry bag with your license, and you have a backup your electronics can’t give you. Every marker is numbered so you can say exactly where you are.

Numbered points

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1County Road 162
County road crossing
Bridge crossing42.55969, -110.90035Upstream end of the sheet, above Smoot.
2County Road 154
County road crossing
Bridge crossing42.59850, -110.91511
3E. L. Clark Lane
County lane crossing
Bridge crossing42.61583, -110.93342
4Bitter Creek Road
County road crossing
Bridge crossing42.62033, -110.94115
5Wyoming Highway 238
State highway crossing near Afton
Bridge crossing42.72165, -110.97685The Wyoming regulations name an “Upper Narrows Bridge (Wyoming Highway 238)” as a section limit. This is the only WY-238 crossing in OpenStreetMap and it sits 14 km south of The Narrows, so the two were not assumed to be the same place.
6Mountain Top Outdoor Shop
Afton · 390 Washington St
Bait, tackle & fly shop42.73992, -110.93366Nearest tackle and outdoor shop to the middle river.
7Kennington-Burton Lane
County lane crossing
Bridge crossing42.75781, -110.97314
8Wyoming Highway 237
State highway crossing
Bridge crossing42.79402, -110.97519
9Twin Peaks Outfitters
Grover
Outfitter / canoe rental42.81469, -110.95648
10The Narrows
Named locality on the river
Point of interest42.84883, -110.98073The canyon reach that splits upper and lower Star Valley, and the landmark the regulations' Upper and Lower Narrows boundaries are named for.
11County Road 125
County road crossing
Bridge crossing42.92448, -111.01727
12Wyoming State Highway 239
State highway crossing at Thayne
Bridge crossing42.98253, -111.03156
13Wolf Den Log Cabin Motel & RV Park
Private · Thayne
Campsite42.99793, -111.01169OpenStreetMap carries this business three times under three spellings; shown once.
14Creamery Road
County road crossing
Bridge crossing43.04449, -111.03592
15USGS 13027500 — Salt River above Reservoir, near Etna
USGS gauging station
USGS gauge43.07972, -111.03722
16McNeel Power Plant County Road 104
County road crossing
Bridge crossing43.11937, -111.03461
17McCoy Road
County road crossing
Bridge crossing43.12719, -111.03148Near the mouth. The regulations set the Palisades Reservoir limit at a McCoy Creek bridge on the Salt River arm; whether that is this crossing was not confirmed.
18Wapiti Village RV Park
Private · Alpine
Campsite43.13240, -111.02630Lowest point on the sheet, near where the Salt goes into Palisades Reservoir.

Before you launch

Gauge: USGS 13027500 — Salt River above Reservoir, near Etna, WY. Live flow on the web page.

Species: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Mountain Whitefish, Rainbow Trout, Snake River Fine-Spotted Cutthroat Trout

Regulations: wgfd.wyo.gov/Regulations/Fish/Fishing-Regulation

Emergency: call 911 and give the number of the nearest point on this map plus its coordinates.

Access notes

Upper valley bridges south of Afton: small-stream wade access on public easements.
Afton area accesses: put-ins for the meadow floats through the middle valley.
Thayne and Bridger Highway crossings: mid-valley access points, low-water boat and raft launches.
Etna Access: near the gauge, the standard lower takeout.
Alpine and the Palisades inlet: mouth-of-the-river access to reservoir run-up fish.
Respect posted private land; ask locally before assuming a crossing is open.

Seasons

March through May: pre-runoff streamer window; the Salt clears before the Snake does.
June: high water, but often the only clear option in the area.
July through September: prime meadow float season, cutthroat on dries and browns in the corners.
October and November: the best big-brown month, streamers and cold mornings; winter is quiet and mostly closed water.

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