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Location: The ranch is located about 4 miles southeast of Steamboat Springs.
Capacity: Limited to 3 anglers
To make a reservation call 303-421-6239 or 1-800-524-1814.
Rate Notes: Landowner requires 1 week cancellation notice.
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$130.00 Adult |
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Child |
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$97.50 Youth |
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Property Log Book Comments
Kinda slow day on water- however could have been a great day if I was able to get a few more to net. Only 2 fish to net -both 17-18" bows on yellow streamer. Missed a bunch - some on for good 30 seconds. Never expect a lot of fish on this property but all are great healthy fish. Not much happening on top even with severa different droppers. Streamers brought most fish = good day on a great piece of water. ~ Billj -- September 26th, 2017
Started slow, to cold and started a bit to early I think... Had the whole property to myself. But when the Sun finally showed up and Epic Day on the Yampa. 20+ Rainbows/Browns over 18" and one 22" fat 5lb+ pig. Oh and I did catch a few little ones too. I started at the bottom of the property below the RR bridge and worked my way to the top. Most fish caught on Pat's Rubber legs, love that fly. The rest on Eggs and various Foam Back Emergers. End around 3pm to meet up with Family. I post a couple of shots up on FB. Love the Yampa. ~ George Schmidt -- October 14th, 2016
This is really a nice property. Lots of pools and deep runs. Water at 60 CFS so could use a little more but enough for good fishing. 8 to 10 fish with 4 bows 18-19" and healthy. A couple of browns to 14 " and the rest 6-8" bows. Most ( and all large) fish on small bugger(black) and green leach pattern. Not much on dropper under dry or hopper. There were two other fisherman who were having good luck with dropper ( CJ's) so think I was not deep enough. One very large Pike who I messed with for awhile but when he got tired of it " not a fair fight". We are lucky to have this property. Enjoyed it very much. ~ BJameson -- September 29th, 2016
Fished great even though warmer water conditions. Fished deep holes with split shot and deeper runs. Most fish took burgundy worms and trico nymphs. Also a few on trico adults on the surface. Best fishing is early and late. For most recent conditions contact RMAC office or Steamboat Fly Fishers ~ Wes -- August 17th, 2016
Beautiful ranch property. Water was low warm weather and water so fishing was slow caught 7 fish between 14-20 inches all below the surface 12-18 inches on the drop. Would like to go back in the early to late spring ~ Bill Mark -- August 4th, 2016
Great property - a must fish. Fished from 9am-2pm and then 5-9pm. The lower half of the property was great in the morning - and was able to fish a Dave's Hopper in the seams and hard against the banks to get great rainbows and browns of 16-21+". The upper half was better in the evening than the morning. Caddis and trico hatch between 8-9 pm brought large fish up to feeding lanes. overall - great day with 20+ fish landed. ~ Paul W -- July 23rd, 2016
What an amazing day on the Yampa. This property is beautiful, and the water is terrific. Thanks to the landowners for sharing this gem with us. Fished from 8am - 5:30pm and didn't even cover half the water. So many big fish in every location, it was hard to move. Per the locals, and my experience on this day, the Yampa is approaching perfection this week. Flows are just getting down to perfect, and the bug activity is unreal. I'm an avid nymph fisherman, but no nymphs needed on this day. Spent the whole day fishing big dries (yellow sallies and drakes) to very big fish. ~ Keith Tucker -- June 30th, 2016
Tight lipped day on 57. Snowshoe trek to river through 2-4feet of snow. Beautiful day in upper 50's. Tried every combination of nymph rig to no avail. Midges, little black stoneflies and small mayflies present. Found right fly after lunch with a small black bugger or thin mint fished slow. Three guys, seven fish total, three bows and four brown. Largest brown a beautiful 23 inch buck. Owners reported previous two days had seen fishermen and shop reports fishing on property since Feb. Saw only old redds, but river clear with good wading flows. ~ Dentalboy -- March 14th, 2016
We started fishing about 9:30 am which was at least an hour too early. The temp started at 25 degrees and the fishing was really slow. We fished all the way to the top boundary, the water was clear with big pools and riffles. We fished a variety of midges, princes, barrs with no luck. Around 11:00 am the sun came out and with it came a hatch, still no luck. We switched to heavy streamers to fish the deep holes and finally got a 16" rainbow, really nice fish. There was one other member out there who got a 17" rainbow on a RS2. There was still a lot of snow, so we mostly walked in the river. Regardless, it was a beautiful day and really pretty property. ~ Brad Rettig -- March 7th, 2016
Morning trico hatch had fish feeding so Dries and Hopper Droppers brought many takes,nettings, and losses of some really quality fish. Different areas called for nymphing also. Water was clear, and little wind with bright sun kept fish spooky, but nice size Browns and Rainbows cooperated. This water produced the largest fish missed. Super place. ~ john Naill -- September 24th, 2013