Fly Fishing Colorado | Guide Service | Fly Shop | Orvis Fly Fishing 101 Schools | Angler's Covey Fly Shop and Guide Service

Corner

Watch Our Welcome Video

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.

We want to invite you into our adventure and serve you in your journey...

Hire A Guide

fishing with a guide

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...

Classes and Moore

Group of people fishing

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...

What You Need

Fishing Gear

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...

Calendar of Events See all Upcoming Events

Angler's Blog' April 15, 2014 Fishing High Water Mid- to late-spring transitioning into summer presents an interesting time of year for fly fishing in Colorado. Prior to the spring runoff of winter’s snowpack, March and April offer some terrific days on the water. The waters are warming and so are fish, moving out of their winter-time sluggishness. Emergers and BWO hatches provide meals as they awaken from their winter doldrums. Then late April and May arrive and with them, higher flows and off-color water. What’s a fly fisher to do? Stay home? Do yard work? But wait — fly fishing just can’t come to a stop, right? I had the chance to talk with our Guides to answer that very question. Steve Gossage, one of our Guides, says “No, fishing does not stop in off color water. Sometimes it can be a blessing.” April 16, 2014 Video: What Would Hank Do? Episode IV, Pebble Mine Edition America’s most beloved fly-fishing guide has some rather strong and. . .um. . .unique opinions about the proposed Pebble Mine. As you might expect, he’s not shy about sharing them April 14, 2014 Steve Gossage Interviewed: The Ark is Gold As you probably know, 102 miles of the Arkansas River were designated as Gold Medal Waters at the beginning of the year. Listen to an interview with Angler's Covey's Product Manager and Guide, Steve Gossage. The Ark has had a long road to recovery. Welcome back! View All Blog Posts