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Hook Flyfishing – Highlands Ranch

$175 for Full-Day Guided Fly-Fishing Trip for Two ($349 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Guides lead anglers on trips for rainbow, cutthroat, brown, and brook trout

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 31, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Subject to weather conditions. Reservation required, not valid for existing reservations. Must have a valid Colorado Fishing License or Temporary Authorization Number. Public water trips only, private water upgrade available for an additional fee starting at $75 per person.
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The best way to catch a fish is to think like a fish, which means fretting about how to put all 4,000 of your kids through college. Bait up empathy with this Groupon.

$175 for a Full-Day Guided Fly-Fishing Trip for Two ($349 Value)

Eight-hour guided fly-fishing trips take place in public waters from South Platte to Rocky Mountain National Park, usually within 75 minutes of Denver. Trips include lunch and all equipment—access to private waters can be arranged for an additional fee, typically $75 per angler.

Hook Flyfishing

Shannon Long's path to the American dream went in the opposite direction than that of most people. While many work in retail to support their dreams of becoming artists, Shannon molded clay over steel substructures, sculpting half-scale abstract figurative art while dreaming about owning his fly-fishing shop. As a boy growing up in popular Lake Havasu, he frequented a small Western-themed shop where the owner was always chatting with customers who shared his fascination with the independent spirit of the American West. In a turn of serendipity, Shannon got married and happily followed his wife to her native Colorado. Sometime after, he opened the fly-fishing shop he had always dreamed of, and found himself becoming the shopkeeper chatting with and educating customers in their shared interests.

Today, Shannon oversees a full-service fly shop and guide service manned by a staff of veteran fly-fishing experts. On full-day and half-day fly-fishing trips, guides lead anglers for the grand slam: rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, brown trout, and brook trout all caught in a single trip. The Rocky Mountain landscapes surround fishermen in dramatic scenery, including towering pine trees, giant red rocks, and bright-blue skies as the sounds of colliding bighorn sheep occasionally ring out over the water. In addition to guided trips, the staff also leads classes, including courses designed for women and families, that cater to both beginner and advanced anglers. The shop fortifies sportsmen with an array of gear, such as fly-tying kits, rod-and-reel combos, and full-body trout costumes to win the trust of potential catches.

Rocky Mountain Flyfishing Guides

Shannon Long's path to the American dream went in the opposite direction than that of most people. While many work in retail to support their dreams of becoming artists, Shannon molded clay over steel substructures, sculpting half-scale abstract figurative art while dreaming about starting a fly-fishing business. As a boy growing up in popular Lake Havasu, he frequented a small Western-themed shop where the owner was always chatting with customers who shared his fascination with the independent spirit of the American West. In a turn of serendipity, Shannon got married and happily followed his wife to her native Colorado. Sometime after, he opened the fly-fishing shop he had always dreamed of, and found himself becoming the shopkeeper chatting with and educating customers in their shared interests.

Today, Shannon oversees a guide service manned by a staff of veteran fly-fishing experts. On full-day and half-day fly-fishing trips, guides lead anglers for the grand slam: rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, brown trout, and brook trout all caught in a single trip. The Rocky Mountain landscapes surround fishermen in dramatic scenery, including towering pine trees, giant red rocks, and bright-blue skies as the sounds of colliding bighorn sheep occasionally ring out over the water. In addition to guided trips, the staff also leads classes, including courses designed for women and families, that cater to both beginner and advanced anglers.

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    Highlands Ranch

    2030 E Countyline Rd.
    Highlands Ranch, Colorado 80126
    (720) 920-9780
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