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    Next September I'm going to.Colorado to hunt and flyfish, I've never touched a flyfish rod , who guides for newbies down here so I can at least have some kind of clue as to what the holy crap is going on ?
    I dont always drink beer, but when i do , I prefer to be fishing !!!!!

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    You lucky duck! I've always wanted to go flyfishing in colorado. My friend has some land up there and goes every summer. He even does some part time guiding. There's a lot of nice trout to be caught up there. Good luck!
    You never know what the tide might bring

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    • #3
      i think you should go in december. that way you don't have to put them on ice. LOL. hope you have a great time. watch out for them furry (bears) criters. they like to fish also. Lord Bless.
      robert
      And all things, whatsoever you shall ask in prayer, BELIEVING, YE shall receive. Mathew 21:22.

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      • #4
        Sounds awesome. What part of CO?
        Bacon Bacon Bacon!!!

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        • #5
          I go to Durango every summer with my family. If you are headed to that part of Colorado, I would be happy to give you as much information as you want on the area, fishing opportunities, etc.

          When I learned to fly cast, my wife got me some casting lessons through a local fly shop. The lessons weren't too expensive, they provided the rod and I learned the basics of fly casting, roll casting, etc. From there I bought my first rod, fished for panfish here and trout in CO.

          I wouldn't worry too much about learning to make 70 foot casts and landing the fly on target. A good deal of the flyfishing I have seen in SW Colorado is in small rivers or tight spaces. A quasi competent 25' fly cast or good roll cast is more than adequate. Don't be afraid to show up totally green and give it a try - I've seen a number of guys do it and with a little prepractice and knowledge of what flies to use you can have a good ol time.
          "Shut up and jerk your croaker" - James Fox

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          • #6
            Originally posted by corndog View Post
            Sounds awesome. What part of CO?
            I'm going with my grandpa , he lives in keystone but he said it's about an hour drive from there the outfitter sets it all up
            I dont always drink beer, but when i do , I prefer to be fishing !!!!!

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            • #7
              Thanks jerkyourcroaker , I'll pm you.
              I dont always drink beer, but when i do , I prefer to be fishing !!!!!

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              • #8
                Steve Soule, The Shallowist, offers lessons and they're pretty reasonable. I'm trying to find the time to take lessons from him.
                "Curmudgeon only pawn in game of life."


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                • #9
                  Last year i Fly Fished the Big Thompson river in the Rockies it was great! you don't need lessons they will give you a crash course before you head out.This year me and my boys fly fished the Firehole river in Yellowstone Wyoming,amazing! I have alot of great pictures....give me a shout and i'll show you a few things it's simple.
                  Last edited by Shallow Sport68; November 23, 2011, 12:03 PM.
                  Kumala the Ugandan giant

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