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Boulder Mountain Fly Fishing provides guided fly fishing trips to the many lakes and streams of southern Utah's Boulder Mountain and the surrounding area. Boulder Mountain is a huge densely forested plateau with fantastic views of Capitol Reef National Park to the east and the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument / Escalante River Canyons to the south.
Boulder Mountain is regarded by most anglers as the last great place for fly fishing adventure in the western United States. If you are looking for a guided fly fishing trip to southern Utah, this is a place that most fly fishers can only dream about, with outstanding cutthroat trout and brook trout. Guided fly fishing on Boulder Mountain is what we have been doing for more than two decades. No other local outfitter knows the lakes and streams of Boulder Mountain as well. If you are looking for fly fishing guides in Utah, you have found the right spot. The digital images of wild trout on the pages of this website tell the story!
The digital images of wild trout that you will view on this website will astound you! All of these fantastic wild trout were caught in the area around the town of Boulder and on nearby Boulder Mountain and the Aquarius Plateau.
The lakes of Boulder Mountain are so beautiful they seem surreal. The streams are pristine and look as though they have never been fished. Seem hard to believe? Check out the digital images and see for yourself. You will understand why this is your best opportunity for an unforgettable guided flyfishing trip to southern Utah. There are many other recreational opportunities in Boulder. If you are looking for a guided tour, besides southern Utah fly fishing guides, there are vehicle tours, hiking guides, photography guides, llama guides and horseback riding outfitters in the area.
On this website there are many links to other interesting and informative websites. The information on these links is very useful if you are planning an adventure to southern Utah this season. For example, if you are wanting to see the national parks, monuments and national recreation areas, you can visit many of these places on day trips on your own or with a local guide or outfitter from the town of Boulder Utah. A variety of lodging and dining accommodations are available in the area.There are also opportunities for Upscale Lodging and Fine Dining in Boulder.
Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument Bryce Canyon National Park Capitol Reef National Park Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
The first opportunity for a guided fly fishing trip on Boulder Mountain is in April. Much of the Boulder Mountain is still covered with snow and the high elevation remote lakes are still iced over in early April. But near the town of Boulder at a much lower elevation than the Boulder Mountain the ice is gone by the first week of March. The opportunity to cast to trophy sized wild rainbow and brown trout on private waters is a welcome change from winter. There are also very fine small streams , some with private access that are definitely fishable as early as the first week of March.
Later in the summer, from July all the way through October large brookies are biting. These tremendous fish are found in the lakes and beaver ponds on Boulder Mountain...for those who know where to look. The brookie in the image above is quite large but not considered a real monster for this area.
The brook trout in the image above is what you can expect to catch at most of the lakes in northern Utah and the Uinta Mountains. In fact, this small brookie would be considered a good catch at most of the alpine lakes in the west. This fish is mature and healthy, but only 11 inches long.
These are without a doubt some of the largest wild brook trout found anywhere on public land in the United States. The brook trout shown on this website are fish that were caught and released from lakes and beaver ponds on the Boulder Mountain. They are also perfect examples of what you can expect to catch with a fly rod in the course of a day of guided fly fishing on Boulder Mountain.
The image above was taken in mid May, just as the ice has come off of this lake. Can you imagine being there with your fly rod? These brookies are all big fish, averaging in size like the fish in the image below. June 2009 is nearly booked up. If you would like to experience the thrill of catching huge brook trout like these on a fly rod, then now is the time to make that call. There are still many days open in May. The brook trout pictured here are exactly what you can expect to hook and land at many of the lakes and beaver ponds on the Boulder Mountain. There are brook trout on the Boulder Mountain that will surpass the current state record of seven and one half pounds. It is just a matter of time before one comes to the net! Make that call soon before this unique opportunity passes you by .....again!
Boulder is on Scenic Byway 12 midway between Escalante [28 miles] and Torrey [35 miles].This beautiful paved highway runs from the junction with Highway 89 near Bryce Canyon National Park to the junction with Highway 24 near Capitol Reef National Park. If you are planning to visit both of these national parks you will be driving through the town of Boulder.
Contact Us soon to make your reservation for the 2009 season.
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