Guided Fly Fishing in Rocky Mountain National Park
Explore mountain waters on a guided fly-fishing outing
Duration
5 hours
Includes
Guide, fishing gear, park entry
Highlights
Try fly fishing in Rocky Mountain National Park on a guided outing shaped around your group's interests. Spend time outdoors at selected waters, even when fish aren't biting.
- Explore fishing locations in Rocky Mountain National Park
- Hike to selected waters with your group
- Customize the outing around your group's interests
- Enjoy time outdoors even when fish aren't biting
What's Included
- Certified wilderness guide
- Rods and tackle, including flies and tippet
- Optional waders, depending on group preference
- General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) radios
- Emergency satellite device
- Snacks, water, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate
- Rain ponchos and medical kit
- Park entry and timed-entry fees
- Backpacks, headlamps, and binoculars
- Group photo
Important details
- A fishing license purchase is required
- Bring a filled water bottle holding at least 32 ounces
- Wear hiking boots or supportive shoes; open-toe sandals are not allowed
- Wear pants and avoid denim
- Bring sunglasses, a hat, jacket, sunscreen, long-sleeve shirt, and personal medication if needed
- Expect guides to assess mountain weather conditions for safety
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with at least 24 hours' notice. Severe weather may delay or reschedule tours.
Product ID: C4UTN6
FAQs
Yes. You must purchase a fishing license separately.
Bring sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, a jacket, water (at least 32 oz; 2L is recommended), long sleeves, pants, and any personal medications. Wear hiking boots or supportive shoes (no open-toe sandals) and avoid denim.
You follow your guide into Rocky Mountain National Park in your own vehicle. Start with at least a half tank of gas, and stay in touch during the drive using radios until you reach the trailhead.
Meeting details
Estes Park Visitor Center, North entrance, 500 Big Thompson Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517
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