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Tarpon Fly Shops & Guides

The silver king: leaping, 100-pound-plus tarpon are the pinnacle of saltwater fly fishing.

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Top 48 shops & guides for tarpon

Showing the 48 top-rated of 65 tarpon shops. Browse the rest by state below.

Browse all 65 tarpon shops by state

Florida 15Colorado 10South Carolina 5Texas 4California 3New York 3Washington 3Wyoming 3Georgia 2Montana 2Oregon 2Pennsylvania 2Arizona 1Arkansas 1Connecticut 1Idaho 1Massachusetts 1Michigan 1New Jersey 1New Mexico 1Tennessee 1Utah 1Wisconsin 1

Rivers known for tarpon

Beaverhead RiverBig Hole RiverBighorn RiverBoulder RiverClearwater RiverCoeur d'Alene RiverColorado RiverCrystal RiverDelaware RiverDeschutes RiverEagle RiverFirehole RiverFrying Pan RiverGallatin RiverGreen RiverJefferson RiverMadison RiverManistee RiverMissouri RiverNorfork RiverNorth Platte RiverRoaring Fork RiverRock CreekSan Juan RiverSmith RiverSnake RiverSpokane RiverSpring RiverStillwater RiverWhite RiverWillowemoc CreekYakima RiverYellowstone River
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Updated June 2026