The Water

Where the trout live.

Cold, clear, dam-fed tailwaters that fish all twelve months — and the local knowledge to read them.

No. 01 — Why tailwaters

A tailwater runs cold and clear straight off the bottom of a dam — which is why these rivers fish all twelve months.

Below the dams, temperatures and flows stay steady year-round. Our time on these Colorado tailwater fisheries — and what we know about the bug life in them — is the edge that puts fish in your net.

Whether you're new to fly fishing or a seasoned veteran, our guides tailor the day to you — reading the water, finding the fish, and putting you on them.

South PlatteA clear Colorado tailwater running through a pine canyon
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South Platte tailwaters

We have access to the South Platte tailwaters, including the water around Deckers — cold, clear, and fishable every month of the year.

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Arkansas RiverThe Arkansas River near Pueblo, Colorado
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Arkansas River tailwater

We also fish the Arkansas River tailwater near Pueblo — more room to spread out and a change of pace from the South Platte.

TailwaterPuebloYear-round
Private waterA quiet walk-in meadow stretch under a wide Colorado sky
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Private & other water systems

We also have access to private water and other beautiful water systems — quieter water, more shots at fish, and room to learn. Ideal for first-timers and families.

Private accessBy arrangementBeginner-friendly
Two anglers casting on a Colorado river at dusk
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Pick your water. We'll do the rest.

Book a Trip Call (719) 203-1344

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