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Adventure Details
Reservation fee
$19.25
Price per person
$174.99
Total
$0.00
Guest limit
3Spin Fishing Allowed
NoAcreage
0Fish Species
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow TroutAmenities
Camping, Tent Camping, River, 4WDThis secluded stretch of the Little Snake River offers anglers 1 full mile of uninterrupted access through hay meadows and established grazing land in a peaceful cottonwood grove. Located near the Colorado-Wyoming border where the river famously crosses state lines 37 times this property is as scenic as it is serene. Access to the river is straightforward with mostly gradual banks, allowing anglers to reach their preferred riffles, bends, and pools without much difficulty. Wildlife is abundant here; it’s not uncommon to see deer, raptors, or even Sandhill Cranes, which have made the property a permanent roosting site.
Guests are reminded to drive only on established roads and park in designated areas. Do not drive through meadows or across fields under any circumstances. Redds (spawning beds) must be strictly avoided—fishing to spawning fish or disturbing redds is prohibited and will not be tolerated.
The Little Snake River is a 155-mile tributary of the Yampa River, known for its winding course and healthy, wild trout population. This particular section features a classic freestone layout with cutbanks, deep bends, glides, and gravel-bottom riffles offering a diverse mix of holding water and fishing conditions. Whether you're working a dry-dropper through a slow seam or swinging streamers along a cutbank, there’s ample opportunity to fish the way you prefer.
Summer is prime time here, and a hopper-dropper setup is often all you need to have a productive day. A 4-weight rod is sufficient in many areas, though anglers are encouraged to bring a 5- or 6-weight if they want to throw larger terrestrials or streamers. With minimal pressure and rich aquatic life, this stretch of the Little Snake provides an exceptional opportunity to fish a wild and remote river with big-river feel and small-stream intimacy.
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Don’t forget your local fishing license, you can grab one online. Colorado License.
Check your local flow report here.
Contact a local fly shop for the most up-to-date hatch and fly information.
Know the Colorado Fishing Regulations.
mi
Jun 24, 2025
5 out of 5 stars
Had a very nice day fishing this property! Trust GPS coordinates and you’ll be fine accessing the parking area. Caught all rainbows. Several nice pockets and tailouts holding fish. Will be back!
fi
Oct 15, 2024
5 out of 5 stars
I took a chance driving 4+ hours to this place with the flows being so low (2CFS at the stream gauge 20 miles downstream) but thankfully I was not disappointed. There were plenty of healthy hungry rainbows in this little section of river. I had a great time and netted 10+ fish in 4 hours, no dinkers just medium to large fish. Hopper dropper setup worked for me. Access to the river is very easy throughout the entire property. The camp site is nice with plenty of flat ground and large trees for shade. You will need a 4x4, or something with high clearance to get down to the site/parking area, it's a very short downhill section to the campsite where the high clearance is needed. I really enjoyed this property and the little snake river. Kudos to the property owners and rarewaters.