moderate
3–6 hours
Moderate fitness needed for wading and standing in cold current for extended periods
Wade into the thrilling waters of Roaring Fork River with expert guides ready for anglers of every level. Discover trophy trout and stunning alpine scenery on this immersive fishing adventure.
No taxes or fees when you call to book 970-456-6287
Experience the thrill of guided wade fishing on the stunning Roaring Fork River, renowned for its gold medal trout waters. Whether you're a novice or seasoned angler, our passionate guides will share their lifelong expertise. Enjoy top-notch equipment, refreshments, and unforgettable memories in this unique fishing adventure.
##Time Half Day: 8am and 2pm Full Day: Timing is flexible
Year-round
8 Years Old
1 or 2 Angler (1 Guide) Half Day - $485/ Full Day - $900 3 or 4 Angler (2 Guides) Half Day - $970 / Full Day - $1800 5 or 6 Angler (3 Guides) Half Day - $1455
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, waders, boots and PFD's (for float trips). Transportation, fresh food, water, soda, adult beverages, and photos are all included in the trip price.
The riverbed can be slippery and uneven; proper boots improve safety and stability.
Spring and summer bring bugs; repellent ensures comfort during long fishing sessions.
Protect the trout population by handling fish gently and releasing them quickly.
Cold weather can mask dehydration; keep water and snacks handy to maintain energy.
The Roaring Fork River has been a vital waterway since 19th-century mining days that shaped Aspen’s development.
Local efforts focus on preserving native fish populations and minimizing riverbank erosion by educating visitors and enforcing sustainable fishing practices.
Essential for grip and footing on rocky, slippery riverbeds.
spring specific
Protects from chilly winds and occasional rain showers early in the season.
spring specific
Reduces glare and helps spot fish beneath the water surface.
summer specific
Allows adjustment to fluctuating temperatures along the river.
fall specific