You know, there’s something about fly fishing that just gets under your skin—the way the light hits the water at dawn, the quiet hum of the river, that split-second thrill when a wild trout takes your fly. That’s the stuff Trout Trickers is built on. We’re not just another outfitter; we’re a bunch of river-obsessed guides who’ve spent, oh, about 187 years combined chasing fish across these waters. Seriously, we’ve rowed something like 100,000 river miles between us, which means we know where the fish hide and how to get you there.

Float trips? Yeah, they’re kind of our thing. There’s nothing like drifting down the Colorado or the Roaring Fork, covering stretches of water you’d never reach on foot. Beginners love it because, let’s be honest, learning in a drift boat beats fighting currents while wading. And for the seasoned anglers? It’s all about access—private water, hidden holes, the kind of spots where you might just hook into a hog. We run hard-bottom boats most days, but if the river’s feeling feisty, we’ll switch to rafts. Either way, we’re out there before sunrise and packing up long after sunset if that’s what it takes to make your day unforgettable.

Now, if you’re the type who likes to feel the river under your boots, our wade trips are where it’s at. Gore Creek, the Eagle—these are our backyard waters, and we’ll take you into the nooks and crannies most folks miss. It’s just you, your guide, and maybe a few wild trout who’ve never seen a fly quite like yours. Freemont Canyon over in Wyoming? Yeah, we’ve got that too. It’s steep, it’s technical, and honestly, it’s some of the most rewarding fishing you’ll ever do.

Look, we could throw around phrases like "premium experience" or "elite service," but what it really comes down to is this: We love this stuff. The rivers, the fish, the stories that come with every trip. So if you’re itching to get out there—whether it’s your first time or your hundredth—drop us a line. We’re always happy to talk fish, even if it’s just to argue about the best fly for the season.