The Master’s Guide to Fly Fishing the Blue River
By Bill Perry & Daniel Bryant

One river. Changing waters. Learn what makes each stretch worth fishing.

From the headwaters near Hoosier Pass through Breckenridge, Silverthorne, and the lower river near Kremmling, the Blue offers a different challenge around every bend. Knowing how those waters change can make all the difference in your day.

This 154-page paperback helps you understand the river, plan your approach, and choose flies and presentations for the conditions you find. Coverage extends to the Fraser and Williams Fork rivers, giving you more options for exploring Colorado’s trout country.

Inside, you’ll discover:

• Public-access guidance from Hoosier Pass to the Colorado River

• Headwater, tailwater, and lower-river coverage

• Seasonal strategies, insects, hatches, and fly selection

• Reading water, presentations, leaders, and rigging

• Nearby tributaries, reservoirs, creeks, and lakes

• Fish identification, river responsibility, and local fishing resources

Put the river in perspective. The book introduces companion mobile fishing maps covering the broader Blue River region and the Silverthorne tailwater, helping you connect what you read with the water ahead.

Whether you’re planning your first visit or getting to know familiar water more deeply, this guide belongs in your fishing library.

Paperback | 154 pages | $19.95

Know the water. Plan your approach. Make every cast count.