This Is As Good As It Gets!

The Roaring Fork River is my favorite river to fish. This incredibly scenic river begins in the high mountains above Aspen, Colorado and can be fished on foot or from a boat.

The Roaring Fork River boasts the highest population of fish per mile in the state and experienced anglers can expect to catch many fish.

In my opinion, this river is best fished from a boat.

A day of guided float fishing includes Lunch, Tackle, and Fish Slime
contact Capt. Matt Thomas at:

RipLips.com

RipLips.com

Brown Trout on the Roaring Fork River

Hopper fishing on the Roaring Fork River is at its best in the late summer months August and September.

This short video takes a great look at a big brown that ate a hopper.

If you would like to take a guided float on the Roaring Fork, contact float guide Capt Matt Thomas online at:

RipLips.com



RipLips.com

Roaring Fork River Fishing Guides

Roaring Fork River Fishing Guides: "A Roaring Fork River guide to the guides with maps and service links."

Carbondale to Glenwood Springs

(If you can't see the map, click here.)

Need a place to stay when you fish the Fork? Click here.


View Larger Map

RipLips.com

Roaring Fork Marina

Crystal River Outfitters

Jaffe Park to Carbondale

(If you can't see a map, click here)

Need a place to stay when you fish the Fork? Click here.


View Jaffe Park to Carbondale in a larger map

RipLips.com

Angler's Club and the Roaring Fork Marina

Alpine Angling

Aspen to Jaffe Park

(If you don't see a map, click here.)

Need a place to stay while you fish the Fork? Click Here.


View Aspen to Jaffe Park in a larger map

RipLips.com

Aspen Fly Fishing