What to Bring
- Comfortable outdoor clothing
- Waterproof jacket
- Layered clothing for variable mountain temperatures (we recommend avoiding cotton)
- Long johns for colder weather or shorts for warmer weather. Waders can be difficult to put on over jeans, and jeans can be uncomfortably clammy under waders.
- Hat and polarized sunglasses
- Hiking boots and/or tennis shoes
- Sunscreen, insect repellent, and personal items
- Camera
- Binoculars for wildlife viewing and stargazing
Hair dryers, bathrobes, and shampoo/conditioner are all available. Fly Fishing Camp’s lodge and cabin settings are very casual and no special attire is necessary. The camp will have plenty of water available to help you stay hydrated at altitude.
Daily Service Charge
For your convenience, Fly Fishing Camp is all-inclusive, encompassing room rate, food and beverage, activities, and a 20% daily service charge. This service charge offsets premium wages for the Fly Fishing Camp Team and eliminates the need to carry credit cards or cash during your stay, creating a seamless, all-inclusive environment. Gratuities for Fly Fishing Guides are at your discretion. Rates are valid for the number of guests listed on this confirmation. Any additional guests will incur a surcharge for meals and activities.
For reservations, questions, or additional information about your Fly Fishing Camp experience, please contact our team directly at 866-369-0739.