Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona

Type

Lodge

Fishing Style

Drift Boat

Season

Year Round

Rate

$$

Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona
Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona
Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona
Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona
Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona
Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona

Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona

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The mighty Colorado River and its tributaries carved an extraordinary red rock landscape, with intricate mazes of canyons, delicate arches and massive rock monoliths. And nowhere is the landscape more extraordinary than around Lees Ferry. The Colorado River sports more than 20,000 wild trout per mile up and down stream of Lees Ferry. The river yields wild rainbow trout from 14 to 22 inches and larger. This stretch of the Colorado River enters the Grand Canyon National Park. This fishery is considered one of the most beautiful places to fish in the world.

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Species at Lee’s Ferry Anglers, Arizona

Rainbow Trout
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Notwithstanding the spectacular setting of the surrounding 1,000 foot Vermillion Cliffs, you will encounter some of the most incredibly healthy native rainbow trout found anywhere on the planet. As you wade the gravel beds along the banks in incredibly cold, clear water, you will see the Grand Canyon as Col. John Wesley Powell’s nine-man expedition did in 1869. The gravel bars, backwaters, eddies and main river channel offer opportunities to stalk wild rainbow’s with dries, nymphs and streamers.

Catch and release guided fly fishing and river boat experience is all inclusive except for tackle, beverages, flies and Arizona fishing license. Hours vary by time of year and river flows. We are typically on the water for 8 - 9 hours a day. Wading and casting from a boat. There is a maximum of 4 anglers per boat.

Groups and Corporate Trips: Lee’s Ferry is a prime spot to build business relationship with special customers and valued employees. We can provide bonus incentive trips and team building opportunities. We can accommodate groups up to 30 people on the river and 40 at the lodge.

Wildlife: Most of the wildlife in the area an on the river is nocturnal. Coyotes, badgers, beaver, fox, bobcats, mountain lions, ring tail cats are rarely out during the day. Desert Bighorn Sheep is the only large mammal you may see along the river. There is a healthy population of Bighorn Sheep along the river. If you like birds, the Colorado River is a major flyway and feeding habitat for waterfowl and major migratory songbirds. Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, Red Tail Hawks and Peregrine Falcons are common. The most recent arrival in the area is the California Condor, America’s most endangered bird species. The Condors were released here as part of a project to bolster the wild population. Marble Canyon area has more wild Condors than anywhere else in the world with more than 80 birds. Nothing short of spectacular.

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