Evening Fly Fishing Adventure on Colorado Rivers
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed for wading and standing on uneven riverbeds
Overview
Experience the magic of Colorado’s rivers at dusk with guided evening fly fishing. Learn key techniques while immersed in the vibrant bug hatch and tranquil waters.
Evening Fly Fishing
Starting at $210 | 2 Hours on the water | Evening getaway!
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About This Adventure
Experience a serene evening on Colorado's rivers, fly fishing as the sun sets and the evening bug hatch comes alive. This unique adventure allows you to master various fishing techniques while enjoying the tranquil beauty of nature. All necessary gear is provided, making it an unforgettable escape from the everyday hustle.
Enjoy a relaxing evening on the river
Rates
- 1 Person - $210.00
- 2 People - $285.00
Duration
2 Hours on the water Starting time is flexible Summer only, May 1st through September 1st
About
A perfect getaway after a day full of activities.
Enjoy a beautiful Colorado sunset while fly fishing in one of our amazing rivers.
Our evening fly fishing trips take advantage of the evening bug hatch, so expect to try different fly fishing techniques in order to get a fish into the net!
What's included:
We provide rod, wader, boots, and flies. You are more than welcome to use your own gear if you prefer.
What's not included:
Guide gratuity is not included.
Transportation is not included.
A Colorado state fishing license is not included. Purchase Here
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Set Up
Give yourself time before sunset to get familiar with your gear and the water conditions.
Use Lightweight, Sensitive Gear
Evening conditions require precise casts to match the delicate hatch; lighter rods help.
Stay Quiet and Patient
Fish spook easily as light fades; slow movements increase your chances of a catch.
Watch for Changing Weather
Evenings can bring sudden temperature drops; be prepared with layered clothing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Rainbow trout
- Bald eagle
History
Colorado's rivers have long been vital to native tribes and early settlers, shaping local culture and livelihoods.
Conservation
Guides practice catch-and-release techniques and educate anglers on minimizing impacts to fragile river ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Fly Rod and Reel
Lightweight and responsive gear ideal for delicate evening casts.
summer specific
Wading Boots
Provide traction and support for river terrain.
summer specific
Layered Clothing
Stay warm as temperatures drop during sunset.
fall specific
Insect Repellent
Protect against mosquitoes active near water at dusk.
summer specific