Fly Fishing & Rafting with Cutthroat Anglers in Silverthorne, CO

Perched along the Blue River corridor in Silverthorne, Colorado, Cutthroat Anglers offers more than the typical outdoor excursion—they craft hands-on, immersive fishing and rafting experiences tailored to every skill level. This gateway town in Summit County funnels adventure-seekers into the heart of the Rockies, where cold, clear waters teem with native trout and the surrounding peaks frame every trip with striking alpine views.

What sets Cutthroat Anglers apart is their blend of expert guidance and approachable teaching. Whether you’ve never cast a line or you’re a seasoned angler refining your technique, guides like Matt and Jimmy bring decades of local knowledge and infectious enthusiasm. Matt’s deep understanding of river entomology and trout behavior transforms a simple fishing day into a masterclass in aquatic ecosystems, while his patient coaching creates lasting confidence for novices and youth alike. The result: memorable catches, insightful instruction, and a genuine connection to the water.

Beyond fly fishing, Cutthroat Anglers extends their expertise to rafting trips on the Arkansas River, where guides such as Mike combine safety, fun, and local lore. These day trips are ideal for families or anyone looking to add swiftwater excitement to their Colorado adventure, punctuated by opportunities to hook native fish mid-journey.

Supplied with gear, tailored instruction, and insider access to prime fishing spots, guests also benefit from the friendly shop atmosphere where advice and outfitting meet local insight. The Silverthorne location puts you in striking distance of some of the West’s most productive waters—high elevation rivers that sustain robust trout populations year-round.

Book with Cutthroat Anglers for a meaningful day on Colorado’s waterways where technique meets terrain. Their combination of expertise, personalized attention, and genuine passion creates moments that catch more than just fish—they capture the spirit of the Rockies.