Winter fly fishing in Colorado is unlike any other time of the year. The cool weather discourages many fishermen making the rivers and streams calm and quiet. This unique time of the year gives anglers the ability to practice their skills and to fall in love with a different type of fishing. #How to Survive the Cold The Colorado weather can seem brutal, but that is probably because you did not wear the appropriate clothing. Read on →

When searching for a hunting property it is important to do your research, and to know what to look for! ##What to Look for on the Land When looking for properties, you may come across some that are being used for farmland. Buyers may try to stay away from these properties because see them as work and a lot of maintenance. You may be surprised to find that it is actually just the opposite. Read on →

Fishing has sustained civilizations for decades, it is a part of society that isn’t going away any time soon. Some people fish for the sheer joy of getting a “big catch” and then release them back into the water. Others fish to enjoy a delicious meal. The most humane way to kill your fish is to do so quickly and make the fish experience the least suffering and stress possible. Read on →

Fall in Colorado is magical, because the whole state is draped in natural beauty that is amplified by the cool weather. Enjoy a vacation to Colorado, a weekend away, or even an afternoon; we have something for everyone! ##Fishing Cooler weather means cooler water, which means fish will be moving into more open and shallow water. The fall is a great time to go fishing, especially for bass, wiper, and walleye. Read on →

##Get to know your fish We are lucky enough to have Rainbow trout, a hard-fighting game fish here in Colorado! These fish are beautiful and very distinctive. Their coloring depends on age, season, and habitat. This trout has a very distinctive red stripe down its side and typically are a yellow-green to blue-green color. The average size of a Rainbow trout is 8 pounds and around 20-30 inches long but they can get much bigger depending on their habitat. Read on →

Before you go matching the hatch or stripping the line you need to know what you are getting yourself into. We all have to start somewhere, so let’s start at the beginning. Before you begin: To catch the fish, you must become the fish. You must understand what the fish likes in order to have a success. Trout like cooler water, which affects the best time to fish and the best spots to fish. Read on →

If you are new to land management, there is a lot to think about when making your plan for success. The opportunity to have your own wilderness getaway is wonderful but proper land management does also require some legwork. Many people who buy land from us are interested in growing crops but are not sure where to start. Whether you are planting crops simply to attract wildlife or have dreams of running a profitable farm, it is important to understand the nuances specific to your soil and crops to get the most out of your yield each year. Read on →

With an abundance of renowned places to cast and the gorgeous scenery that abounds, Colorado fly fishing is unlike anything else. If you’re an angler used to a typical rod-and-reel, the concept of fly fishing might seem a little foreign—but once you get the hang of it, fly fishing can bring a whole new world into your tackle box. Fly Fishing vs. Regular Fishing: What’s the Difference? While there are many debates about a superior form of fishing, the pros and cons of fly fishing and regular fishing mostly come down to the opinion of the angler. Read on →

The phrase “dog days of summer” might have originally been coined to discuss lazy hounds but the sentiment also applies to trout in the heat. While summer trout fishing requires special considerations, following the right strategies can also make it the most productive season of the year. Summer Trout Fishing Tips and Tricks Here are our top tips for catching trout in the Colorado summer: 1. Get an Early Start (Or a Late One) Read on →

If you’re a rural landowner in Colorado, you likely take great pride in the incredible piece of property that you own. Having the option to truly experience Colorado’s wildlife, plant life, and amazing views whenever you want is an honor; and many Mossy Oak landowners are known to not only care about their land, but to also improve it. If that’s you, Colorado has ways to say “Thank You.” Read on →