Join Estes Angler for a guided fly fishing trip during Colorado’s prime evening hatch. Perfect for all levels, this adventure offers expert instruction amid stunning mountain scenery, with plenty of chances to land a memorable trout.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical activity, comfortable walking and standing required
Wildlife
History
Rocky Mountain National Park has been a protected area since 1915, harboring a rich history of conservation and outdoor recreation.
Conservation
Guides follow sustainable fishing practices, ensuring minimal impact on local fish populations and habitats.
Estes Angler
Join Estes Angler for a guided fly fishing trip during Colorado’s prime evening hatch. Perfect for all levels, this adventure offers expert instruction amid stunning mountain scenery, with plenty of chances to land a memorable trout.
Estes Angler offers guided fly fishing trips focused on accessible, instruction-driven experiences for anglers of all skill levels.
The company runs five distinct trips: 8 Hour Wade, 6 Hour Wade, 4 Hour Wade, 4 Hour Float on Lake Estes, and the Evening Hatch Trip. Each trip pairs an expert guide with opportunities to learn casting techniques, fish local waters, and enjoy the outdoors.
Trip inclusions vary by option. The 8 Hour Wade includes complimentary drinks, snacks, and lunch along with provided flies and spinners. The 6 Hour Wade includes drinks, snacks, lunch, and all necessary equipment. The 4 Hour Wade provides drinks, snacks, and equipment. The 4 Hour Float on Lake Estes supplies drinks, snacks, and spinners for a float-based fishing experience. The Evening Hatch Trip is an instructional two-hour outing with drinks and snacks, ideal for individuals and small groups.
Instruction emphasizes casting, trout techniques, and hands-on guidance from an expert guide; teaching adapts to beginners while offering refinement for experienced anglers. Trips accommodate solo guests and small groups, and outings are described as suited to families, friends, and individual anglers seeking guided time on the water.
Booking information, exact meeting locations, and seasonal availability are provided by the operator at reservation. Estes Angler presents a clear set of guided fly fishing options with explicit inclusions per trip, making it straightforward to select the right length and format for skill level and schedule.
Reservations can accommodate beginner instruction, family outings, and anglers pursuing scenic, instruction-focused days on the water.
Tours Offered
5 Trips
Guided fly fishing options
Duration Range
2–8 Hours
Half-day to full-day adventures
Group Size
Solo & Small Groups
Individuals and small groups welcome
Included Items
Drinks, Snacks, Lunch*
Inclusions vary by trip
Secure a date for the 2–8 hour wade and float trips with clear inclusions and expert instruction — spots are limited.
Check hatch times
Plan your trip around local hatch schedules for the best fishing opportunities.
Wear layered clothing
Weather can change quickly in the mountains; bring layers for comfort.
Use polarized sunglasses
Reduce glare on the water to better spot your target fish.
Bring a camera
Capture the scenic mountain backdrop and your catches before releasing them.
Fly fishing rod and reel
Provided by the guide; suitable for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Polarized sunglasses
Helps see into the water and reduces glare.
Light rain jacket
Good to have in case of sudden weather changes.
spring; summer; fall
Hydration pack
Stay hydrated during your twilight fishing session.