Cache la Poudre River Wade Trip with St. Peter's Flyshop

$
250-
$
475
/ Boat
Capacity:
1 - 3 anglers
Days:
Daily
Duration:
4 hours - 1 day
The Cache la Poudre River's headwaters are in the northern part of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. The river descends eastward in the mountains through the Roosevelt National Forest down through the breathtaking Poudre Canyon and emerges from the foothills north of the city of Fort Collins. Anglers seeking success on the Cache la Poudre River can find it in all seasons, as water remains open in certain areas year-round. Fishers in the winter often pursue skittish trout with flies the size of a pinhead at distances of up to forty feet. In the fall, Brown Trout spawn and in the spring, so do the Rainbow Trout, making for aggressive and active fish that are more than willing to take a fly, dressed of fur and feather and will fight the angler well. Late Spring and Summertime make fishing the Poudre a magical experience with an abundance of bug activity, dry fly season on the Poudre is top notch. With plenty of public access, enough water exists that one may always find solitude if he or she so desires it.
 
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What is Included:
Lunch
Drinks & Snacks
Flies
Tackle
Rates
Per
Capacity
Dates
Duration
Price
Boat
1 - 1
 anglers		Daily1 day
$
300
Boat
1 - 2
 anglers		Daily1 day
$
375
Boat
1 - 3
 anglers		Daily1 day
$
475
Boat
1 - 1
 anglers		Daily4 hours
$
250
Boat
1 - 2
 anglers		Daily4 hours
$
325
Boat
1 - 3
 anglers		Daily4 hours
$
425
Availability
Fishing Waters
Cache La Poudre River Fishing Report
Game Fish Opportunities:
Brown Trout
The Cache La Poudre river headwaters are at Poudre Lake in the northern part of Rocky Mountain National Park. The river descends eastward in the mountains through the Roosevelt National ... moreForest in Poudre Canyon. It emerges from the foothills north of the city of Fort Collins and flows on to Greeley. The Poudre River Trail follows the river for 11 miles through the national park where it changes to trail 944 finally becoming the Big South Trail. The Poudre river first meets Highway 14 at the bridge by the Big South Trail head.

From its headwaters, through the city of Fort Collins, the Cache la Poudre River contains abundant populations of self-sustaining wild trout. The vast majority of trout that live within the river system are brown trout. The Cache la Poudre River remains open in certain areas year-round. Special regulations have been designated for certain stretches of the Poudre by the Colorado Division of Wildlife. These regulations include the use of flies and artificial lures only and specify strict catch and release designations. Brown trout spawn in the fall and rainbow trout in the spring. Because of marginal flows and water quality the trout populations in the lower stretches of the Cache La Poudre have been fairly low in recent years and self-imposed catch and release is highly encouraged.

Along the river you will find the state fish hatchery and the Mishawaka Amphitheater on the Cache la Poudre river. There is no better way than kicking back after a long day of fishing with live music, a few beers, and the river as a backdrop.

The fly patterns that local fly shops invented specifically for the cache La Poundre are endless and to get acquainted with the river you do best by booking one of the local experienced guides that will show you the magic of this river.
Outfitter
St. Peter's Flyshop
We are St. Peter's Flyshop, the premier fly shop and outfitter in northern Colorado's Front Range and southern Wyoming. At St. Peter's, fly fishing is a lifestyle and with that statement ... morein mind, we assure the best knowledge, equipment, and experience possible to assist you in your pursuits. Located in Ft. Collins Colorado we are conveniently positioned in close proximity to a number of world class waters including; Cache la Poudre River, Big Thompson River, Rocky Mountain National Park, North Platte River(Upper North Platte, Gray Reef, and Miracle Mile), and many stillwaters. 

Come by the shop so we can share our passion for the sport with you and see that St. Peter's Flyshop is a community of friends doing what we love - fly fishing.

We now have 2 locations in Ft. Collins helping serve both the North and South side of Ft. Collins

St. Peter's Fly Shop Old Town- Located on the North Side of Ft. Collins with easy access to the Poudre River, North Platte, and North Park.

St. Peter's Fly Shop South- Located on Harmony on the South side of Ft. Collins with close reach to the Big Thompson River, Estes Park, and Rocky Mountain Nation Park.
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  • Cancellations made 14 days before will be fully refunded.
  • Cancellations made 7 days before will be refunded 50% of the amount paid.
  • Cancellations made at a later date will not be refunded.
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