On the Infinite Outdoors app, you'll see a Check-In button when you arrive at a property. We ask that you tap this button at the start of each visit. It's a quick and simple step—especially since you'll already have the map open for directions and property boundaries. This will show up once you are within a certain distance of the property.

Checking in helps us confirm your arrival and track attendance. This way, we'll know if a reservation results in a "no-show."

The landowner at Arkansas River Canyon has set specific guidelines to help protect and conserve their river habitat. Each angler may reserve up to four visits per year, with no more than two consecutive days at a time. These rules are firm and have no exceptions.

Spring Creeks Ranch will also be limited to six visits per calendar year with the pass. This limit is in place for cost-saving purposes so that anglers can continue enjoying access to this premium property without higher pass costs.

Teton River Escape and Diamond Arrow are each limited to four days per calendar year with the unlimited pass. Like the limits above, these keep access to premium properties sustainable without raising pass costs.

At this time, no other properties have restrictions—you can book them as you like, as long as you keep within the limit of six active reserved days at a time.

No. A Fishing Season Pass is not a purchase of access rights. It pre-funds a pool that pays the landowner Outdoorsman Fee on your behalf each time you book a fishing property. Landowners set their own Outdoorsman Fees and retain full control over their property.

Think of it like a prepaid account — your pass covers the per-booking fee so you don't have to pay it out of pocket each time. Access to any property is still subject to availability, landowner approval, and Infinite Outdoors booking policies.