Fly-Fishing Properties

Situated at the confluence of the Colorado River and Willow Creek, this 158-acre ranch offers rare private world-class fly-fishing, less than two hours from Denver, 20 minutes from Winter Park and one hour to many other resort destinations.

Price Reduced to $8,900,000

Robinson Canyon Ranch is truly an incredible end-of-the road ranch/retreat, with towering vistas, seclusion, and world-class hunting and fishing opportunities.

$4,200,000

A unique 3,500+ acre diversified sporting ranch in the Laramie Mountains west of Wheatland, Wyoming, Johnson Sheep Mountain Ranch offers fly fishing along private stretches of the North Laramie River and world class hunting for mule deer and elk.

$3,500,000

Set along the foothills of the Laramie Mountains near Wheatland, Wyoming and three hours from Denver, this 4,220 deeded acre ranch offers a combination traditional working ranch and fine sporting property.

$1,500,000

Situated at the base of the lush Huerfano River Valley and nestled between the eastern slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Range and the south slopes of the Wet Mountains in south central Colorado, this 424+/- acre ranch features a historic adobe home and river frontage with panoramic views.

$4,200,000

An incredible sporting ranch situated near the banks of the fabled Dream Stream of the South Platte River, this 1,000 +/- acre ranch has its own prolific fishery in the numerous spring fed ponds and creeks that meander through the property.

$9,500,000

Located approximately 35 miles southwest of Telluride, Colorado, this 380+/- acre property includes over 1.5 miles of both sides of the Dolores River, a classic mountain freestone fishery hailed as "one of the 50 best trout streams in America" by Trout Magazine.

$3,400,000

This 170-acre ranch is an exceptional brown and rainbow trout fishery with over 1.5 miles of both sides of the Fraser River situated just above the confluence with the Colorado River, and walking distance from Granby, Colorado. With its rare frontage of wild trout waters, the ranch boasts views of the Continental Divide and surrounding mountains.

$12,000,000

One of the most picturesque ranches in the region, the historic Cuchara Valley Ranch lies at the base of the Spanish Peaks in southern Colorado. Lying along the trout-rich Cucharas River and three additional creeks, this 4,717 +/- acre ranch includes lush irrigated meadows, cottonwood-lined rivers and creeks, oak brush and aspen and pine and fir trees in the higher elevations.

$1,300,000

The Manzanares Creek Ranch is a wonderful 520-acre fishing and hunting retreat with approximately one mile of both sides of the Huerfano River and 1.2 miles of Manzanares Creek in Huerfano County. Sitting in a prized hunting unit and adjoining public lands, this is a well-priced property with its river, creeks and sporting attributes.

$11,900,000

This spectacular ranch or estancia is located within 7 miles of the little pueblo of Corcovado (population 1,200) and just 60 miles south of the well-known welsh cities of Trevelin (Population 5,600) and Esquel (Population 17,000) where a commercial jet airport is located. The ranch is just 18 miles from the Chilean border and is situated right at the foot of the beautiful snow-capped Andes. The continental divide runs right through the ranch with water o­n o­ne side flowing to the Pacific Ocean just 60 miles to the west and water o­n the other side flowing to the Atlantic Ocean 300 miles to the east.

$2,565,000

The OH Ranch is truly a rare opportunity to own a prominent and historic ranch with unparalleled sporting features and conservation values. The OH Ranch is located at the base of Little Goose Canyon and the magnificent Bighorn Mountains, near the desirable communities of Big Horn and Sheridan, Wyoming.

$12,500,000

Fishlake Ranch is one of the finest fair-chase trophy elk properties available in the world today. Over the last five years, hunter harvest averages have exceeded 345” B&C, with two bulls harvested grossing over 400” B&C.

$6,000,000

This 1,586 acre mountain ranch with 1.5 miles of the Little Piney Creek borders the Bighorn National Forest, along the eastern slope of the famed Big Horn Mountains.