Angler's Covey Inc

Our Products:

We carry a full selection of Sage, Orvis, Winston, Patagonia, Simms, Ross Reels, Ex Officio, Umpqua, Scientific Anglers, Rio, Action Optics, tying materials and a lot more!!!

Our Classes:

Angler's Covey is not only a fly shop, but also a learning center. We offer classes for all levels and welcome newcomers to "get their feet wet" at our new shop. Classes start at just $20, so let us help you with your fly fishing adventure.

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Our Products:

We carry a full selection of Sage, Orvis, Winston, Patagonia, Simms, Ross Reels, Ex Officio, Umpqua, Scientific Anglers, Rio, Action Optics, tying materials and a lot more!!!

Our Classes:

Angler's Covey is not only a fly shop, but also a learning center. We offer classes for all levels and welcome newcomers to "get their feet wet" at our new shop. Classes start at just $20, so let us help you with your fly fishing adventure.

Our Guides:

The guides Angler's Covey hires are not off-season ski bums looking to waste your time on the river and would rather see snow flying than Mayflies. They are fly fishing professionals, Orvis Endorsed, with hundreds if not thousands of hours on water. They do it because their true office is the river and a chance to express their passion is what they live for. Everyone wants to be an Angler's Covey guide, only a few are.

Guided Trips on the South Platte River

The South Platte River originates as snowmelt in central Colorado at about 12,500 feet above sea level. From its source, the river flows southeastward, then north-northeastward, and, after crossing the Colorado-Nebraska border, flows almost due east to join the North Platte . The South Platte is about 450 miles long and drains about 24,300 square miles. Our guiding operates on the headwaters and spans over 50 miles of the river.

The South Platte River has a fascinating history beginning with the earliest inhabitants of the area, the Ute Indians, who once lived a sustainable existence in this area, off of the abundance of Elk, Deer and antelope. Mining was the boom historically as dreamers scoured the land and streams in search of riches. Uses from the time of the Ute Indians, miners and eventually modern people have had effects on the landscapes of this area.

Wildlife viewing is a nonstop attraction, with bison herds growing in size in the Hartsel area. Antelope are abundant, and the sharp-eyed visitor can often spy mule deer, elk, an occasional coyote, black bear and even mountain lion.

Birds range from the brightly colored bluebirds of spring and summer to the always-present magpies, grackles, plovers, migrating cranes and herons, seagulls, pelicans, red-tailed hawks, golden eagles and yes, even bald eagles.

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