Animas
Valley Anglers fly fishing reports
and details (click
button for reports)
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The
Animas River offers year-round wade and
float fly fishing opportunities on private
and public waters. The Animas is a freestone
river with Gold Medal status. Guide and
flow reports can be found by clicking the
Animas link.
season: year-round
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The
San Juan River flows from below Navajo
Reservoir in northern New Mexico. The
Juan fishes well year-round both from
a wade and float situation. Current fly
fishing and flow reports can be found
by clicking the San Juan link.
season: year-round
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The
upper Juan near Pagosa Springs Colorado
is an exciting fishery. Stunning canyon
and large trout make this one of the
regions gems. Upper San Juan guide reports
and flows are available by clicking the
upper Juan link.
season: spring
and early summer
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The
Rio Grande is located a couple hours
east of Durango near Creede and South
Fork Colorado. Incredible fishing in
late winter, spring, summer and early
fall. Click for guide and flow reports
for the Rio Grande.
season: spring,
summer and fall
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The
Dolores River flows from Lizard Head
Pass down into McPhee Reservoir near
the town of Rico and Dolores. The lower
Dolores below McPhee is a wicked tricky
tailwater. For info, reports and flows
click the Dolores link.
season:
spring, summer and fall
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The
National Forest, BLM and Wilderness areas
of our region offer the fly caster endless
high country creeks and lakes. Click
for a partial list of high country streams
as well as a time table and
appropriate fly patterns.
season:
spring, summer and fall
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Root
Pond is a private lake that we guide
out of our drift boats for trophy rainbow
trout, small and large mouth bass. Click
for guide reports and info
on this incredible fishery.
season:
spring and late fall
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Check
out some of the other still waters
we guide here in the southwest. Also
other regional lakes with details on
best times to fish them and tips. Trout,
pike, bass, carp, perch and salmon
on the fly.
season:
spring, summer, fall and some winter
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