moderate
4–7 hours
Moderate fitness needed for standing and walking in water; balance and mobility important for wade trips.
Discover the thrill of fly fishing on the Colorado River with Hookers in Glenwood Springs. Whether you’re casting for the first time or refining your technique, their expert guides and flexible trips offer something for every angler.
Colorado’s mountain climate can shift quickly, so wear moisture-wicking layers and waterproof options to stay comfortable on the water.
Polarized lenses reduce river glare, helping you spot fish and underwater structures more easily.
Check current Colorado state fishing rules, including catch limits and seasonal restrictions before your trip.
Bring water and apply sunscreen regularly; the high elevation and reflective water amplify sun exposure.
The Colorado River has been a vital resource for indigenous Ute tribes and later settlers, fueling regional development.
Hookers practices catch-and-release fishing and promotes minimal impact guidelines to protect river health and sustain trout populations.
Provides traction and protection when standing in river currents during wade trips.
spring|summer|fall specific
Essential for reducing glare and spotting fish beneath the water surface.
Protects against wind, rain, and chilly river breezes during variable weather conditions.
spring|fall|winter specific
Helps shield your face and neck from intense high-altitude sun exposure.
summer specific