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Fall fly fishing in Vail, Colorado is one of the best ways to experience autumn in the Rocky Mountains. Golden aspens, crisp mountain air, cooler water temperatures, fewer crowds and hungry trout make September and October two of our favorite months to be on the water. For anglers visiting Vail, Beaver Creek or Avon, Colorado,…
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…
Late winter can be one of the most productive times to be on the water in the Vail and Roaring Fork valleys. As flows remain low and water temperatures stay cold, trout key in on small, high-protein food sources. Having the right winter fly selection can make the difference between a slow day and steady…
With a weird ski year we are having the Flyfishing has been really good and moving into spring it’s only getting better. — it’s prime time for fly fishing, especially in the Vail and Roaring Fork valleys. While the ski crowds thin out and the rivers wake up from winter, anglers get some of the most productive and peaceful…
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…
As one of the most renowned names in fly fishing, Orvis is the leading brand for high-quality fly fishing equipment, clothing, and guide standards. Orvis’ deep commitment to the sport of fly fishing, combined with their collective knowledge of worldwide fly fishing, conservation, and exploring the great outdoors, serves as a testament to their passion…
Known for its stunning mountain landscapes and clear waters, Colorado is a haven for fly fishing enthusiasts and outdoorspeople alike. With most Colorado fisheries situated along I-70 and in the Rocky Mountain valleys, anglers can easily access destination-level fly fishing. Colorado is home to a diverse array of freshwater species, including bass, panfish, and trout….
Whether you’re an expert fly fisherman or are just getting started, getting to know your flies and choosing the right ones for the right conditions is crucial to having a successful day on the water. With thousands of different flies available, knowing the difference between them all can make your fishing experience easier – so…
Fly fishing is often viewed as being a difficult sport that requires years of experience to master. But, with a little bit of guidance, patience, and confidence-building, fly fishing can be a sport for anglers of all ages and skill levels to enjoy. Booking a trip with an Orvis-endorsed guide can flatten the fly fishing…
Big Trout like Big Flies!! Fall Fly fishing in the heart of Colorado Ski County is best known for the incredible Streamer bite. Don’t get me wrong the Dry fly fishing with Blue Winged Olives (BWO) can be just as productive. In my 30 plus years fishing in the Colorado high country, one thing that…
Fall is a fantastic time for fly fishing in Colorado. There is no more magical time to be spending time on the waters of the Colorado high country than in the fall. The cooler temperatures, changing foliage, and reduced crowds make it an ideal season to enjoy the state’s beautiful rivers and lakes. Trout, namely…
Store Address:
1060 W Beaver Creek Blvd
Avon, CO 81620
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(970) 845-8090 or (970) 476-FISH
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PO Box 5346
Eagle, CO 81631
