Wade Trips
Explore Colorado's rivers the way fly fishing was meant to be experienced—on foot and in the water. Our walk-and-wade trips offer an authentic, hands-on day on the river, allowing anglers to slow down, read the water, and truly connect with the environment around them. Instead of drifting past the river, you'll be immersed in it—wading through runs, working riffles, and targeting pockets and seams where trout love to feed.
These trips are perfect for anglers who enjoy covering water and exploring different sections of a river at a natural pace. With your guide alongside you every step of the way, you'll have plenty of opportunities to improve your casting, learn how to approach different water types, and develop a deeper understanding of trout behavior. Whether it's dialing in your drift, choosing the right fly, or refining your presentation, our guides focus on helping you grow as an angler while still keeping the day fun and relaxed.
Whether you're new to fly fishing or a seasoned angler looking for a more traditional experience, our walk-and-wade trips provide the perfect balance of learning, adventure, and time on the water. It's a simple, rewarding way to fish—just you, the river, and the pursuit of wild trout. 🎣
Heading out soon? Stop in and browse our fly fishing gear — we carry local fly patterns tied for Roaring Fork Valley conditions, tippet, leaders, and everything you need on the water. Not sure what's hatching? Our staff fishes these rivers and can point you in the right direction.
If you want shoot us a call to go over details (970) 945-1060
HALF DAY WADE
4 hours on the water
* $350 1 Person *
*$450 2 Person*
*$600 3 Person*
3/4 DAY WADE
6 hours on the water
* $450 1 Person *
*$550 2 Person*
*$650 3 Person*
FULL DAY WADE
8 hours on the water
* $550 1 Person *
*$650 2 Person*
*$750 3 Person*
If you want shoot us a call to go over details (970) 945-1060
What's Included —
A professional, knowledgeable fly fishing guide; fly rods and reels if needed; flies, leaders, tippet, and terminal tackle; waders and wading boots available upon request with sizing provided in advance; transportation during the trip to and from fishing locations when applicable; streamside instruction covering casting, rigging, entomology, and fish handling; all necessary safety equipment; and photos of your day on the water.
What to Bring —
Weather-appropriate clothing worn in layers since mountain weather can change quickly, a rain jacket or waterproof outer layer, and sturdy footwear such as wading boots or comfortable shoes for walking near the river. Also bring a hat and polarized sunglasses for sun protection and improved visibility, sunscreen and lip balm (SPF recommended), food for lunch and snacks based on trip length, a water bottle for hydration, and a valid Colorado fishing license (required by law). Personal fly rods and terminal tackle are optional; equipment is provided but you are welcome to bring your own.
Also see: All Guided Trips | Float Trips | Ice Fishing | Backcountry Fishing
