Section A: Flaming Gorge Dam to Little Hole (7.2 Miles)
This upper section features crystal-clear water, deep pools, and slow-moving stretches perfect for dry fly fishing. It has the highest trout densities along the Green River, with frequent sightings of brown trout, rainbow trout, and cuttbows. A raft or drift boat lets you access all the best holes while enjoying the beauty of the Flaming Gorge Reservoir and surrounding cliffs.

Section B: Little Hole to Browns Park (9 Miles)
This moderate-gradient stretch offers excellent Green River fishing, with the second-highest trout populations. Limited access by drift boat or gravel road ensures a peaceful experience, while guides help anglers find larger fish in pockets, rapids, and pools. Along this stretch, you may spot bighorn sheep, river otters, and other wildlife in their natural habitat.

Section C: Browns Park to Swallow Canyon (14 Miles)
For anglers seeking trophy trout, this section starts at the historic John Jarvie Ranch and features slower waters with fewer fish, allowing for targeted streamer fishing and spin casting. This remote area of Utah’s Green River is perfect for those seeking solitude, big fish, and the thrill of catching wild brown trout that have lived and reproduced naturally for decades.