Fly Fishing Destinations

Lincoln Hills, our home water on South Boulder Creek, has what many experts believe is the best fly fishing in Colorado. Complementing nearly two miles of private river is 5-acre Pactolus Lake and three spring fed ponds with crystal clear waters. It's located just 45 minutes from downtown Denver. Boulder River Ranch is downstream from Lincoln Hills. The river is complimented with 5 ponds filled with trout. Blue Heron Farm is on the St. Vrain River, the waters are teaming with fish. Blue Heron Lake compliments the river; a superb warm water fishery. Made famous as the home water of the author of "Sex, Death and Fly Fishing", Williams Ranch is located just above the town of Lyons, on the South Fork of the St. Vrain River. Situated in a flagstone valley, the river rolls through cottonwoods and highlights some of the best dry fly water on the drainage. Singing River Ranch is on Upper Bear Creek and is truly one of the hidden gems of the Front Range. The evening hatch is something you don't want to miss. Lincoln Hills Flyfishing Club

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Bartles Lochs

This special place is a dry fly paradise. Located less than 90 minutes from downtown, this property makes a perfect day trip. You can expect to find feeding trout cruising the banks and trophy fish holding deep. If you want to experience the excitement of seeing a fish take a dry fly this is a great place to fish.

Blue Heron 

On the St. Vrain River, just miles from a heron rookery it stands to reason that waters of the Blue Heron Farm are teaming with fish. Those who survive their first year are savvy and more importantly too large to be eaten. That is good news for anglers. The average fish is about 17 inches and the seclusion of fishing in a cottonwood forest will remind anglers of the hardwood forests in the east. Blue Heron Lake is a superb warm water fishery where you can complete a Colorado duel slam by landing three species of trout, two species of bass and a blue gill all in one day.

Boulder Ranch

Boulder River Ranch is the downstream cousin of the Lincoln Hills Fly Fishing Club's home property and is managed by the same group. This one-mile stretch of river is a wonderful place to catch a Grand Slam (rainbow, brown, cutthroat and brook trout) in a single day. The river is complimented with 17 ponds filled with large feisty trout.

Deadwood Placer

This section of South Boulder Creek is characterized by the longest runs of our South Boulder portfolio.

Freeze Placer

This section of South Boulder Creek is characterized by dark deep holding water, long slick tail-outs. The largest fish in the clubs portfolio live here.

Lincoln Hills

The Lincoln Hills Fly Fishing Club is our premier wild trout fly fishing property. Located a very convenient and scenic drive from downtown Denver, Colorado this property is located on South Boulder Creek, the largest tributary of the South Platte River. The club is comprised of four sections on just under 2 miles of river. South Boulder Creek averages 60 feet in width with an average flow of 300 CFS. Within its reaches is some of the finest fly fishing for trophy trout found anywhere in Colorado. In addition to the river, several spring fed ponds and a 10 acre lake on the property contain healthy populations of aggressive trout. These still-waters are a nice change of pace, an open space to work on your dry fly casting, a safe place to teach children how to fish and offer great access to those with disabilities.

Singing River

Running through a high mountain meadow, this preserve on Upper Bear Creek is truly one of the hidden gems of the Front Range, consistently producing wild brown trout and the occasional 3 pound rainbow

Williams Ranch

A river made famous as the home water of the author of Sex, Death and Fly Fishing, the Williams Ranch is located just above the town of Lyons, Colorado on the South Fork of the St. Vrain River. Beautifully situated in the bowl of the valley the river rolls through cottonwoods and highlights some of the best dry fly water on the drainage.

Yacht Club

This property boasts the widest sections of South Boulder Creek the riffles of this section are a dry fly anglers dream.