Fishing Reports & Articles

Summer in Estes Park and the Rockies is in full swing. Water levels have stabilized, the bugs are out, and the trout are feeding aggressively from sunup to sundown. Whether you're exploring the tailwaters, hiking to high mountain lakes, or casting dries in the meadows of RMNP, conditions are prime. Here's the current Estes Park Fishing Report and a look ahead at what August might bring to each fishery.

Summer is officially here in the high country, and the fishing around Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park is turning on in a big way. The snowmelt is winding down, flows are stabilizing, and the trout are feeding hard. Whether you’re looking to fish the Big Thompson, hit some alpine lakes, or explore the wild waters of RMNP, now’s the time to get out there.

Spring is waking up in the Rockies, and that means the fishing is starting to heat up! Estes Park Fly Fishing Report – April 2025

If you’ve spent any time in Colorado, you know we love a good festival—especially one with a quirky backstory. Enter Frozen Dead Guy Days!

If you’re looking for a reliable winter fishery close to Denver, Boulder, or Fort Collins, it’s hard to beat the Big Thompson tailwater.

Valentine’s Day in Estes Park, Colorado: The Ultimate Romantic Getaway

Winter in Estes Park brings snow-capped peaks and serene lands also offers a rewarding challenge for fly fishing enthusiasts.

Things to Look Forward to in Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park in 2025.

Estes Park Fishing Report-January 2025. Fishing in Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park remains solid even during the colder months.

Celebrate the 4th of July in Estes Park, Colorado: Your Ultimate Guide for 2024