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Sling pack, hip pack, or traditional vest? Our definitive outfitter guide breaks down how to choose the right fly fishing storage setup using premium gear from Orvis and Fishpond. Every angler eventually faces the ultimate storage dilemma: how to carry gear efficiently on the water. Choosing between a fly fishing sling pack, a waist pack…
Learn the exact process for choosing the right fly line for your reel. Compare top trout and saltwater fly lines from Scientific Anglers, RIO, and Orvis. When choosing the right fly line, selecting the correct brand formulation is just as critical as matching your reel. Top industry innovators like Scientific Anglers, RIO Products, and Orvis…
Winter Fly Fishing in Colorado: Best Flies for the Roaring Fork and Eagle Rivers When the snow starts to pile up in the Vail valley, many anglers hang up their rods for the season. But for those who know where (and how) to fish, winter fly fishing in Colorado can be one of the most…
With nearly 300 days of sunshine annually, Colorado offers ample opportunities for winter fishing. Anglers willing to embrace the cold winter weather reap the rewards of low-pressure conditions and opportunities for peace and solitude along Colorado’s legendary waters. Despite more frigid temperatures, trout remain active, especially during the mid-day sun, providing anglers with a unique…
When combined with the breathtaking Colorado scenery, fly fishing offers an unparalleled experience for all to enjoy. The rhythmic whip of a fly line against the backdrop of Vail Valley’s mountainscapes creates an exhilarating and unique experience that is second to none. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a curious beginner, understanding the fundamentals will…
With picturesque mountain views and crystal clear waters, Colorado’s Vail Valley is a world-class fly fishing destination for anglers of all levels. Everything from the serene nature settings to the thrill of the catch captivates many anglers and invokes a desire to master the art of fly fishing. Whether you are a complete beginner or…
You can be an amateur fly fisher or you can hone your skills and turn into a tactical fly fisher. That is part of the beauty of fly fishing. Tactical, Euro Nymphing, Tight-line Nymphing or whatever you want to call it, has become a big part of today’s fly-fishing community. In recent years what was…
Like getting started in any new gear intensive activity, the feeling of being overwhelmed at the amount of gear, gadgets and even clothing can cause some apprehension. Flyfishing is no different, in fact it might be one of the most intimidating sports there is. Figuring out what equipment to invest in can be a complex…
Being comfortable in the water whether is 35 or 65 degrees is incredibly important for safety as well as your enjoyment. Understand how your wader/boots will work to keep you dry and comfortable starts with the material . Unlike you father’s/grandfather’s old school neoprene waders that felt like wearing a scuba suit, todays wading systems…
Here at Fly Fishing Outfitters, we are often asked about waders, whether they are necessary, and what fly-fishing aficionados should wear under them. We have been working as fly-fishing experts for years and our advice is that waders are necessary, even in the summer. They protect your body from the cold river water but also…
There are so many ways to enjoy your time in Colorado. You can ski, hike, walk, and fish—sometimes all on the same day. When it comes to fishing, Colorado has ample opportunities to give you great ways to fish and experience the spectacular outdoors. Lakes, streams, creeks, and rivers are brimming with trout and other…
Fooling Trout on Dry flies in the Slower Flows of Spring Spring has sprung here in the Vail valley. The rivers are all opened up and the fishing conditions are great! Longer warmer days have increased the water temperatures enough to start the small Black Stoneflies to make their first appearance. The daily Midge hatches…
Store Address:
1060 W Beaver Creek Blvd
Avon, CO 81620
Phone:
(970) 845-8090 or (970) 476-FISH
Mailing Address:
PO Box 5346
Eagle, CO 81631
