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Ready to get started! We provide quality services, products and expertise that enhance the experience of the fly fishing angler. Our goals are to provide the best value possible to our customers and to promote and grow fly fishing in our community. For over thirty years we have been sharing our passion of fly fishing Colorado.

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We are Orvis Endorsed, with thousands of hours on the water. We do it because our true office is the river and our passion is to show you...

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Angler's Covey is not just a fly shop but a complete fly fishing learning center. We offer all levels of classes and welcome newcomers...

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With over 6,000 sq.ft., we are a Fly Fishing Super Store. Choose between hundreds of rods and then cast them on our ponds along with...

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Angler's Blog' July 12, 2018 Don't Find Yourself in Hot Water At some point nearly every summer talk turns to water temperatures. And rightly so. In Colorado, and in cold water fisheries in general, fish thrive when water temps are in the 50-60 degree range. As we approach the mid-point of summer, and the dog days in August, it’s vital to pay attention to the conditions around us – including the temperature of the streams and rivers we are fishing. In fact, it really is a life or death situation for our trout. June 22, 2018 Now That's a Funny Story When I interviewed Kevin Gossage for our Father’s Day feature about memories he had fishing with dad, Steve Gossage (one of our long-time guides here at the Covey), Kevin told me about the time fishing below the dam at Estes. It was such a funny story, I had to confirm with Steve. June 16, 2018 Kids Say the Darndest Things: Happy Father's Day I started thinking about how an appreciation of the outdoors gets passed along from one generation to the next. As we approach Father’s Day, I reached out to the children of some of our Guides to see what they learned from their fathers about life in general, about nature, and about fly fishing, specifically. From seven years old to over thirty, there are some universal truths from these “kids.” View All Blog Posts