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I'm going to Colorado Springs in a couple of weeks so that my wife can
visit with one of her college friends. The husband was interested in trying out some fly fishing. He's never been, and I've only fished sections of the White River in Arkansas. So, I'm not familiar with the waters in Colorado. We're only going for one day, and I'm not sure how serious about fly fishing he is. Otherwise I would suggest that we split the cost of hiring a guide. I was hoping that someone here might be able to suggest some sections of wadable water within a reasonable distance of Colorado Springs we should try out, or maybe you can point out a good fly shop to go to. I'm certain I'll need to stock up on a few local patterns, and the other guy is going to need to rent some waders for a day. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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