Everything your fly fishing heart desires: Guests have the opportunity to fish two ranches in every trip. The fishing is a true Western Sampler. At the main ranch in DeBeque you’ll sight cast to brookies, browns, rainbows and cuttbows on one of 30 spring creek beaver ponds. Wade fish up to six miles of the legendary White River on the K-T in Meeker. Test your skills on one of three private Spring Creeks. And enjoy a guided drift boat fish on the Colorado or the Roaring Fork. Each type of water will provide you with the opportunity to catch huge, newsworthy trout. As if this impeccable array of fly fishing waters weren't enough....

Wine on the Fly is extremely proud to welcome special visitors: fly fishing author extraordinare John Gierach and Fly Rod & Reel Magazine publisher Joe Healy!

As if meeting these icons weren't enough....

Each guest will also receive a complimentary 9' 5wt Winston B-II MX rod with their name inscribed on the blank! A $750 value for free.


The White River
Considered by many to be the finest fly fishing the state of Colorado has to offer, we've got up to six miles of private water for you. An untouched and pristine freestone stream, and the White is home to both native rainbows and browns with most averaging over 20 inches! This is a river not to be missed by any angler.

High Lonesome/K-T Spring Creeks and Stillwater Ponds
Most guests begin their trip on a variety of the Ranch's Stillwater ponds. The ponds are clear and shallow, with shoulder vegetation, blowdown and flats. The majority of your time is spent sight-casting to brookies, browns, rainbows, and cuttbows. Streamers, nymphs, and dropper rigs are commonly used, but much of our fishing is with dry flies. There is nothing like casting a big Stimulator to a cruising trout, and getting a Grand Slam is icing on the cake. Additionally, there are two spring creeks that you can have all to yourself. The browns and rainbows are big enough to have been featured in Fly Rod and Reel magazine.

Colorado/Roaring Fork Rivers
Two of Colorado's finest rivers are at your disposal for a guided float. The Roaring Fork is a Gold Medal freestone river. The Roaring Fork is a great nymph-fishing river, with Golden Stone flies, Hares Ears and Renegades being consistently effective. Big stone-flies hatch in June, smaller ones as the summer progresses and both mayfly and caddis hatches continue on into the fall. These varied hatches make the Roaring Fork good for dry flies too, especially in the evenings. The trout in the Roaring Fork are a mix of Browns and Rainbows. The "mighty" Colorado is one of the most varied rivers in the state and provides some of the finest fishing opportunities in the West. The Colorado river is a great example of a large and long Western-type fishing stream. Many of the sections of this river receive relatively light fishing pressure so there are many large fish to be had.