Colorado fly fishing
While many fly fisherman dream of a trip to Alaska, Colorado
fly fishing is much more realistic since it is in the continental states.
Fishing on the West Coast is renowned for beautiful pristine rivers
and large fish. In addition, the mountains provide an exquisite backdrop
for sunrise fishing.
Colorado fly fishing may even have replaced Montana as America's number
one fly fishing destination. Many feel that Montana has become overrun
with tourists since the release of Robert Redford's movie A River Runs
through It, but Colorado remains less crowded and has equal, if not
superior landscapes. This means more fish and more room on the river
for the fisherman.
While Colorado fly fishing, expect to see large rainbow trout in their
natural environment. Also, expect to see full-grown brown trout up to
18 to 24 inches in length. Pack your vest with a selection of flies
specific to the rivers in this state for success.