moderate
4–6 hours
Moderate physical fitness required; some walking and wading involved
Discover the thrill of private fishing at Williams Fork near Parshall, Colorado. Guided by expert Bernie, this experience combines beautiful mountain scenery with prime fishing waters—perfect for anglers seeking a personalized outdoor adventure.
Rates- $425-1person/$525-2 people/$625 3-people • Up to 4 people • 6 hours • Private Charter
Join Nick Hass, a lifelong Colorado resident and experienced fishing guide, for an unforgettable 6-hour adventure at Williams Fork Reservoir. With 15 years of guiding expertise, Nick focuses on teaching fishing techniques while ensuring a memorable experience. Discover the thrill of catching lake trout and pike, and look forward to future salmon fishing!
6 hours
Hello my name is Nick Hass. I have lived in colorado my entire life I'm 40 years old with 2 kids. I have been fishing William's fork reservoir since before I could walk every weekend and keeping the tradition going by taking my kids as much as I can. I have been guiding for 15 years for lake trout and pike. Our DOW is going to stock salmon back into the lake spring of '25 so we are hoping some day we could do some salmon guiding. I use the garmin panoptix fish finder and seem to always find fish. To me it's not always just catching it's teaching, one reason I started guiding was to be able to take people and kids out on fishing trips and teach them how to fish and hope to give them the best fishing day of of their life. Thank you and tight lines.
Mornings tend to have calmer waters and better fish activity, so plan to start early.
Light spinning gear and small lures are effective for catching trout in Williams Fork.
Flow changes due to rain or dam releases can affect fishing spots, so stay updated.
Ensure you have the necessary permits and follow catch-and-release rules to protect the fish populations.
Williams Fork was historically used by Indigenous peoples and later by Colorado prospectors during the gold rush era.
Fishing with Bernie emphasizes catch-and-release practices to preserve local fish populations and maintain habitat health.
Perfect for casting lightweight lures and detecting subtle bites from trout.
Helps reduce glare on the water surface, making fish sightings easier.
Provides comfort and dryness when wading into streams and shallow rivers.
Protects against UV rays during long hours under the sun.