AnglerPass · By Invitation
By application. By invitation. By design. A single credential, for those who already know their rivers.
I.
The best water has always been guarded by access.
The Medallion is a key, not a brochure.
The Premise
One credential opens every club in the network. Private Medallions are held by a person. Corporate Medallions are held by a company. The water is the same; the calendar is yours either way.
Tungsten
A single credential, recognized at every club in the network. One renewal. One relationship. No per-club applications, no dues to reconcile, no calls to write.
Iridium
Everything in Tungsten, with rod fees folded into the membership. Arrive, fish, leave. The ledger is already settled before you reach for your wallet.
Osmium
Bring guests. Command the calendar. Travel with a named concierge who learns the water before you arrive — and the rivers before they appear on any public map.
Two Formats
Same network. Same tier pricing. Same access. The format only shapes who holds the credential and who can use it.
How the Corporate Medallion is shared
A Corporate Medallion is one credential, held by the company. Authorized employees check it out for a trip through the corporate dashboard — and only one person uses it at a time. While one authorized user is fishing it, no one else in the company can book it. Network burden is identical to a Private Medallion (one rod, one booking), which is why the tier prices match exactly.
For individuals, couples, families, founders
Private access for those who want the AnglerPass network as part of their lifestyle.
For
What it offers
For companies, executive teams, and boards
One credential, held by the company. Authorized employees check it out — one trip at a time.
For
What it offers
Tier I · Tungsten
Network-wide club access.
A single credential that opens the gate at every club in the AnglerPass network. One relationship, one renewal, every water.
Tier II · Iridium
Club access plus rod fees included.
Everything in Tungsten, with rod fees folded into the membership. Arrive, fish, leave — the ledger is already settled.
Tier III · Osmium
Guest privileges and elevated concierge.
The fullest expression of the Private Medallion. Bring guests, command the calendar, and travel with a private concierge who knows the water before you arrive.
Corporate Medallions
Same network, same prices, held by the company instead of a person. Tungsten brings 5 authorized employees; Iridium expands to 15 with rod fees included; Osmium is unlimited with guest privileges. One active booking at a time across all authorized users.
Network-wide club access.
A single credential that opens the gate at every club in the AnglerPass network. One relationship, one renewal, every water.
Club access plus rod fees included.
Everything in Tungsten, with rod fees folded into the membership. Arrive, fish, leave — the ledger is already settled.
Guest privileges and elevated concierge.
The fullest expression of the Private Medallion. Bring guests, command the calendar, and travel with a private concierge who knows the water before you arrive.
+ one-time $2,500 corporate setup fee
Network-wide club access, held by the company.
A single corporate credential opening the gate at every club in the AnglerPass network. Up to five authorized employees may check it out — one active booking at a time.
+ one-time $2,500 corporate setup fee
Same as Tungsten, plus rod fees and a wider authorized roster.
Everything in Tungsten Corporate, expanded to fifteen authorized employees and with rod fees folded into the membership. Designed for companies that intend to use the credential regularly for client hosting and recurring executive use.
+ one-time $2,500 corporate setup fee
Unlimited authorized roster, guest privileges, named concierge.
The most expansive Corporate Medallion — built for firms whose executives, clients, and partners spend meaningful time on private water together. Unlimited authorized employees, guest privileges across the network, and a named concierge who learns your company's preferences.
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The question changes from where can I get in, to where do I want to go.
One credential. Every club in the network.
Why members hold a Medallion
Access, made part of life.
Private Medallions are designed for anglers who want access to become part of their life, not an occasional transaction. They offer a more direct path into the AnglerPass network, with tiered privileges built around how often, how privately, and with whom a member wants to fish.
More memorable than a suite or a steakhouse dinner.
Corporate Medallions give companies something more memorable than a suite, a steakhouse dinner, or another golf outing. They create access to quiet water, meaningful conversation, and shared outdoor experiences that people remember.
The Process
01
A brief, considered application. We confirm fit, format, tier, and the waters that matter to you.
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Your credential is issued. Every club in the AnglerPass network recognizes it instantly.
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Choose a river, a date, a beat. Reserve in a few quiet taps — no calls, no paperwork.
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We coordinate the club behind the scenes. Gate codes, rod fees, and arrival are handled.
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Arrive to water that's expecting you. The only thing left to manage is the cast.
The Experience
Access
Private beats held by a handful of families for generations. The Medallion is your introduction — and your standing invitation to return.
Time
No memberships to juggle, no dues to reconcile, no calls to make. The hours you'd spend arranging access become hours on the river.
Privacy
Beats are released to a single rod at a time. You will rarely see another angler — and never an audience.
Conservation
A portion of every Medallion funds habitat work on the waters you fish. Access and conservation are written into the same credential.
The Network
Live access across the Mountain West today, with destination waters joining the network season by season.
The AnglerPass network currently spans Bear Paw Bend on the Madison, Three Forks Confluence — Gallatin Side, Anvil Creek Headwaters, Henry's Fork — Private Mile at Hatch House, Bighorn Ledge at Fort Smith, Yellowstone River — Mission Bend, South Fork Snake — Canyon Lease, Wind River Meadow Pond, Lower Bighorn at Two-Leggings, Letort Meadow — Lower Run, Penns Creek — Bend at Coburn, Spring Creek — Fisherman's Paradise Reach, Slate Run — Headwaters, Upper Delaware — East Branch, Beaverkill — Cabin Pool, Mossy Creek — Shenandoah Reach, Rapidan Headwater Pool, Truckee River — Floriston Reach, Hat Creek — Meadow Pool, Fall River — Upper Glide, Lower Sac at Anderson, Owens River — Bishop Meadow, Deschutes — Warm Springs Side, Metolius — Headwaters Spring, Pyramid Lake — Cliffs Beach, with planned expansion to Deschutes Canyon, Bristol Bay, Patagonia, Southland.
The Concierge
The Medallion comes with people. From the first cast of the season to the last light of a remote evening, your concierge anticipates, arranges, and quietly handles — so the river is the only thing that asks for your attention.
A season mapped to hatches, flows, and your calendar — drafted before you ask. From spring midges to fall streamer runs, your concierge sequences the year so the right water meets the right week, with quiet contingency for weather and a backup beat you'll never need to request.
Private aviation, ground transfer, and lodge arrival arranged as one seamless arc. Tail numbers, drivers, and lodge keys lined up so the door opens when you arrive — and the rod tube and waders are in the truck before you reach for them.
Beats matched to conditions and to the way you like to fish, week by week. Sight nymphing on a cold-clear spring creek one trip, hopper-dropper on a freestone the next, swung soft hackles when the caddis come off — your concierge knows the difference and stages the rotation accordingly.
Warm introductions to the clubs and stewards behind the most guarded water. Doors that wouldn't open to a cold inquiry open to a relationship — yours, conveyed personally, with a track record we vouch for and a guest-behaviour standard the steward already trusts.
A single line to call. Reservations, changes, and the unexpected — handled before you would otherwise notice. A late storm rerouting a flight, a stocking change on the calendar, a request from the lodge — quietly resolved, with a one-line note so you know it was.
III.
Issued in limited numbers to protect the experience.
For people who value time as much as water.
Private Inquiry
Medallions are not sold by the click. They are extended by consideration, in limited numbers, subject to property availability and network capacity. The application is short; the conversation that follows is real.
Tell us who you are, the format that fits — Private or Corporate— and the water you mean. We’ll take it from there.
Every application is read personally. Expect a considered reply, not an autoresponder.
Considerations
The Medallion is AnglerPass's most exclusive access offering — a single private credential that opens the gate at every participating club and private water in the AnglerPass network. It is offered in two formats (Private and Corporate) and three tiers (Tungsten, Iridium, Osmium). It is not a public membership product and is extended by application.
A Private Medallion is a named credential issued to an individual. A Corporate Medallion is the same credential, held by a company instead of a person — authorized employees check it out for a trip, with one active booking at a time across all authorized users. Network access, tier benefits, and pricing are identical; what differs is ownership (person vs. company) and delegation (single user vs. multiple authorized users).
The Medallion behaves like a private credential rather than a traditional membership. It is a named, personal (or company) credential that grants standing access into the AnglerPass network. There are no per-club applications, dues structures, or fragmented relationships to maintain — one credential, one relationship.
Rod-fee handling varies by tier. Tungsten Private Medallions fish on a preferred member rate card. Iridium and Osmium Private Medallions include rod fees network-wide. Corporate Medallions handle rod fees per booking or under the engagement's scoped agreement, with the inclusion envelope set at issuance.
Guest privileges are a defining feature of the Osmium Private Medallion and extend across the network (up to three guests). Tungsten and Iridium Private members may host guests at participating clubs on a per-reservation basis, subject to each club's house rules.
The Medallion is held by the company. Authorized employees — 5 at Tungsten, 15 at Iridium, unlimited at Osmium — can check it out for a trip through the corporate dashboard. Only one active booking exists at a time across the entire company; while one authorized user is fishing it, no one else can book it. Network burden is identical to a Private Medallion (one rod, one booking), which is why the pricing matches Private exactly.
Yes. Tungsten, Iridium, and Osmium tier prices are identical between Private and Corporate ($25,000 / $75,000 / $150,000 annually). The Medallion grants the same access either way; the format defines who holds the credential and how it's used, not how much it costs. Corporate Medallions also carry a one-time $2,500 setup fee covering admin dashboard provisioning and authorized-user onboarding.
Yes — Corporate Medallions are designed for it. Iridium and Osmium Corporate tiers explicitly support client hosting, board retreats, partner-relationship events, and multi-day retreats. Many companies use the Medallion as an alternative to suites, steakhouse dinners, and golf outings — something more memorable for the people they want to invest in.
Yes. Medallions are offered in limited quantities and may be subject to property availability, network capacity, and AnglerPass approval. This protects the quality of the experience for landowners, members, guides, and participating clubs.
Use the application section on this page to start a private conversation. Tell us who you are, the format (Private or Corporate) and tier that fits, and the waters that matter to you. Every application is reviewed personally — expect a considered reply, not an autoresponder.
