| Fishing Reports |
The Fork is fishing well. The river definetely fishing better from Basalt to Glenwood. The river will fish better later in the day as the water is very cold early in the day. Look for warm days with lots of sun to fish the Fork. Typical winter patterns working best. Midges, Blue Wings, Winter Stones, and Eggs. We expect the Fork to get better by the day as we head toward Spring. |
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Level |
Roaring Fork River at Aspen Roaring Fork River at Glenwood Springs |
Hatches |
Twenty Incher, Pheasant Tail, Prince, San Juan, Eg |
Fly
Patterns |
Dries: Bwo and Caddis Nymphs: 20 Incher, Prince, Ph Tail, San Juan, Eggs |
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Other Information |
The fishing on the Roaring Fork is good every month of the year. We provide GUIDED FLY FISHING TRIPS DAILY , even throughout the winter. Let us show you some tips to catching fish by hiring a guide for the day. Click on float or wade in the upper left corner of the home page. If you would like we can meet you in Glenwood Springs or anywhere in the Roaring Fork valley. |
River Description |
The Roaring Fork river begins high in the mountains on Independence Pass above the town of Aspen, Colorado. It flows and gains in size all the way to Glenwood Springs where it joins the Colorado River. This is a great freestone river with some exceptional fishing and great hatches. This is one of our favorite rivers in the West. Ask about our Three Rivers in Three Days tour. See you on the Fork. |
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