Guided Fly Fishing Adventures
Guided Fly Fishing in Colorado’s Most Iconic Rivers
Experience world-class guided fly fishing on the Eagle River or Roaring Fork River with professional local guides who know these waters intimately. From scenic float trips, we tailor every outing to current river conditions, hatch cycles, and your personal experience level.
Your trip includes a private, experienced guide, and all necessary equipment and flies. Enjoy snacks and beverages on half-day trips, with lunch provided on full-day adventures. Each outing also features a personalized river selection consultation to ensure the best possible fishing experience based on conditions and your goals.
All anglers 16+ must obtain a Colorado fishing license prior to arrival. We will send direct purchase instructions after booking.
Choose Your Experience
Roaring Fork Float Fishing
Location
Glenwood Springs
River
Roaring Fork River
Tags
Signature Series
Private Float
Half-Day: $565
Full-Day: $795
Up to 2 Anglers
Must be at least
7 years old
Available
Jul 01 - Oct 31
Adventure level
Tags
Signature Series
Guided Fly Fishing on the Roaring Fork – Aspen to Glenwood Springs
The Roaring Fork River is one of Colorado’s most scenic and versatile trout fisheries. Originating near Independence Pass above Aspen and flowing through Snowmass, Basalt, Carbondale, and Glenwood Springs, the Roaring Fork offers diverse water and year-round fishing opportunities.
The Roaring Fork River is one of Colorado’s most scenic and versatile trout fisheries. Originating near Independence Pass above Aspen and flowing through Snowmass, Basalt, Carbondale, and Glenwood Springs, the Roaring Fork offers diverse water and year-round fishing opportunities.
The lower Roaring Fork features strong brown and rainbow trout populations, productive freestone water, excellent summer dry-fly opportunities, and deep runs ideal for nymphing. Large sections of the river are perfectly suited for float fishing. Consistent flows influenced by the Fryingpan River help create reliable fishing conditions throughout the season.
Eagle River Float Fishing
Location
Vail / Beaver Creek
River
Eagle River
Tags
Signature Series
Private Float
Half-Day: $565
Full-Day: $795
Up to 2 Anglers
Must be at least
7 years old
Available
Jul 01 - Sep 13
Adventure level
Tags
Signature Series
Guided Eagle River Fly Fishing – Near Vail, Beaver Creek, Avon, & Eagle, Colorado
The Eagle River is one of Colorado’s most productive freestone trout rivers and one of the best float fishing opportunities in the Vail Valley. Flowing from the high alpine headwaters near Tennessee Pass through Minturn, Avon, Edwards, Eagle, and Gypsum, the Eagle River provides exceptional access and consistent action.
The Eagle River is one of Colorado’s most productive freestone trout rivers and one of the best float fishing opportunities in the Vail Valley. Flowing from the high alpine headwaters near Tennessee Pass through Minturn, Avon, Edwards, Eagle, and Gypsum, the Eagle River provides exceptional access and consistent action.
The Eagle River is known for its healthy wild brown and rainbow trout populations, abundant pocket water and riffle structure ideal for nymphing, strong terrestrial dry-fly fishing during the summer, and aggressive fall brown trout action. Its forgiving nature makes it excellent water for beginner and intermediate anglers. Because of its structure and gradient, the river is perfectly suited for float fishing, allowing anglers to cover miles of productive water and fish multiple seams, deep runs, and undercut banks in a single outing.
Trip Details
Do I need prior fly fishing experience?
No experience is required. We guide complete beginners regularly and provide hands-on instruction throughout your trip. For experienced anglers, we tailor the day to match your skill level and preferred techniques.
Are fishing trips private?
Yes. All fishing trips are private experiences for your party (up to two anglers per guide) unless otherwise requested.
What is included trip?
Your trip includes a professional fly-fishing guide, premium rods, reels, and tackle, along with guide-selected flies to match the conditions. Waders and boots are provided if needed, and you’ll enjoy light snacks and beverages on half-day trips or lunch on full-day trips. A pre-trip consultation with your guide ensures the experience is tailored to you, and there are no hidden equipment fees.
Can I bring my own fishing gear?
Yes. You are welcome to bring your own rod or specialty flies if you prefer. Please let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly.
Do I need a Colorado fishing license?
Yes. All anglers age 16 and older must possess a valid Colorado fishing license prior to arrival.
After booking, we will send you a direct link with simple instructions to purchase the appropriate license online.
How long are the trips?
Half-Day Trips: Approximately 4 hours on the water.
Full-Day Trips: Approximately 8 hours on the water.
Actual timing may vary slightly depending on river access and seasonal conditions.
What should I bring?
We recommend Polarized sunglasses, Hat, Sunscreen, Weather-appropriate layered clothing, and your Phone/Camera.
What if weather or river conditions change?
Safety and fishability are our top priorities. If river flows or weather conditions are unsafe or not productive, we may adjust the section of river, change start times, or reschedule to ensure the best possible experience.
How many people can fish per guide?
Each guide accommodates up to two anglers per trip to ensure personalized instruction and attention.
Are gratuities included?
Guide gratuities are not included in the trip price. If you feel your guide provided exceptional service, 15–20% is customary in the industry.
Do you offer corporate or group experiences?
Yes. We offer customized private experiences for corporate groups, executive retreats, family outings, and multi-activity adventure packages.