Guided Float Fishing on Roaring Fork River, Aspen CO
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed to maneuver a float tube and maintain balance for several hours on water.
Overview
Drift down the beautiful Roaring Fork River with expert guides on a float fishing trip suited for all skill levels. Learn fly fishing secrets while enjoying mountain vistas.
Guided Float Fishing - All Abilities
No taxes or fees when you call to book 970-456-6287
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of guided float fishing on the stunning Roaring Fork River, led by passionate local experts. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, enjoy top-notch equipment, delicious meals, and unforgettable memories. Dive into an adventure that combines breathtaking scenery with exceptional service for a truly unique fishing experience.
Guided Float Fishing
##Time
Half Day: 8am and 2pm Full Day: Timing is Flexible
Season
Year-round
Prices
$600 - Half Day Float (one or two anglers) $800- Full Day Float (one or two anglers)
All River Equipment Included
About
Join our experienced fishing guides on the gold medal trout waters of the Roaring Fork River for the angling adventure of a lifetime! Whether you are an experienced angler looking for some local knowledge or a first time caster, the boys at Elk Mountain Angling are sure to show you a good time. These guys have literally been fishing the Roaring Fork River their entire lives! They love what they do and they are eager to share their passion and knowledge with you.
We'll deck you out in top of the line fishing equipment including; fly rods, tackle, and PFD's. Transportation, fresh food, water, soda, adult beverages, and photos are all included in the trip price.
Come out and see what a difference high-end service and local knowledge can make on your day of fly fishing in Aspen.
Lunch included on full-day trips.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Mountain weather can change quickly; wear moisture-wicking base layers with a waterproof outer shell.
Bring polarized sunglasses
Polarized lenses help reduce glare and allow you to see fish beneath the water’s surface.
Use insect repellent
Late spring to summer can bring biting insects—apply repellent before setting out.
Hydrate often
Even on cooler days, staying hydrated is key when spending hours on the river.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Osprey soaring overhead
- White-tailed deer along the banks
History
The Roaring Fork River area has a rich mining heritage dating back to the late 1800s, shaping local communities.
Conservation
Guides follow strict catch-and-release protocols and educate anglers on protecting fragile river ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Wading boots with felt soles
Provides secure footing on slippery river rocks during spring runoff.
spring specific
Waterproof rain jacket
Protects against sudden rain showers common in mountain afternoons.
summer specific
Wide-brim hat
Offers sun protection during prolonged exposure on the river.
summer specific
Fly box with local fly patterns
Having effective flies tailored to the Roaring Fork River’s insects increases catch success.