Equipment Rental Price List
Rod	Reel	Rod/Reel Combo	Waders	Boots	Wader/Boot Combo
$20/day	$20/day	$35/day	$20/day	$20/day	$35/day

Rods	A dry fly rod of either 3,4,or 5 weight, 8 or 9 foot.  A nymph rod of either 5,6, or 7 weight, 9 foot length.  A streamer rod of either 6, 7 or 8 weight, 9 foot length.
Reels	A matching single action or multiplying reel with 100 yards of banking.
Lines	Weight forward floating for dry fly and nymph fishing.  A 10 or 12 foot quick sinking, sink tip is recommended for streamers.
Waders	Due to the cold water, neoprene waders with felt soles are recommended for all but August fishing.
Flies	We have all the flies you'll need, and they are tied to match what you will find on the river.  If you want to bring your own, here are a few of the patterns you'll need. Dries - Baetis (size 16&18)may be imitated by blue quill, blue dun, blue-winged olive, sparkle dun and Adams.  For caddis (14-18) try elk hair Henryville, CDC and Hemingway.  Pale morning dun (14&16) can be matched with sparkle duns, regular PMDs and cripple patterns.  Yellow sallies can be matched by simulators in sizes 12-14.  Trico patterns in duns and spinners sizes 18 and 20 work well. Nymphs - the sowbug (14&18) is a primary food source throughout the year.  Midge larvae and pupae patterns in sizes 18 and 20 are also good throughout the year.  Gold-ribbed hare's ears in sizes 16 and 18 are good bets, as are pheasant tail nymphs, scuds, san Juan worms and RS-2s. Streamers - Wooly buggers, marabou leaches, Matukas and black-nosed dace will get the job done.