The Water Is Still Here.
Finish creating your free AnglerPass account and take the next step toward private rivers, ranches, and stillwaters available through the club network.
Free to create an account.Clubs set their own membership dues and fishing-day fees.
Discover private water
Rivers, spring creeks, ranch stretches, and stillwaters that never appear on a public access map.
Connect through a trusted club
A club vouches for you. That vetting is what earns a landowner's confidence — and your access.
Book fishing days online
See what's open, for how many rods, at what price. Reserve and pay without a single phone call.
- private waters
- 45private waters
- fishing days booked
- 185fishing days booked
Examples from the AnglerPass network
Examples from the AnglerPass network. Availability depends on the club you join and the property's own calendar.
Clear Creek – Georgetown
Clear Creek County, Colorado
About 45 minutes from Denver
streamRainbow TroutBrown TroutAvailable through participating clubs →
Shawnee Lake
Park County, Colorado
About an hour from Denver
lakeRainbow TroutSteelheadAvailable through participating clubs →
Gianinetti Spring – Carbondale
Roaring Fork Valley, Colorado
spring creekRainbow TroutBrown TroutAvailable through participating clubs →
Water like this opens up once you’re in a club.
Start with a free account — it takes a minute, and costs nothing.
Finish Creating My AccountHow it works
- STEP 01
Create your free account
Takes a minute. No card, no subscription, no commitment.
- STEP 02
Connect with a participating club
Apply through AnglerPass, or link an existing membership if your club is already on the network.
- STEP 03
Discover and book available water
See what's open, for how many rods, at what price — and reserve it online.
Private water is made possible through responsible, club-vetted access. Participating clubs approve their members and maintain the relationships that give anglers access to these properties.
Why access starts with a club
It's not an open marketplace
Every angler reaches private water through a fly-fishing club, and the club decides who its members are.
Vetting is the whole mechanism
A landowner opens a gate because a club they trust vouched for the people coming through it — not because someone paid a fee online.
You can look before you apply
Create a free account and browse the club network first. Already in a club on the network? Connect your existing membership.
Acceptance is not guaranteed. Clubs set their own membership criteria, initiation fees, and annual dues, and AnglerPass does not decide who they admit.
AnglerPass launched with the Rocky Mountain Angling Club and its private water, which is concentrated in Colorado with a property in Wyoming and one in Virginia. We are onboarding more clubs and landowners now.
What it costs
- Creating an AnglerPass account is free.
- There is no required angler subscription — you never need to pay AnglerPass to have an account.
- Participating clubs set their own dues and any initiation fee.
- Landowners set the rod fee for each property, and it varies by water.
- AnglerPass adds a 15% platform fee on top of the rod fee at checkout, shown in full before you confirm.
- Angler Pro is an optional paid membership for rewards and priority. It is never required to book.
“I recently used AnglerPass to schedule two fishing days with RMAC. AnglerPass is an easy-to-use application that makes reserving fishing property easy. Once you reserve a property, you will receive emails with your reservation #, reminders, and directions. I highly recommend this application.”
Will Kopal
Angler, Rocky Mountain Angling Club
Plan the day, not just the destination.
Compass weighs the water you can actually book and tells you which day is worth taking off work — instead of leaving you to guess from a list of names.
- Species
- Season
- Conditions
- Drive time
Common questions
Pick Up Where You Left Off.
Creating an account is free. Booking water runs through a participating club, which sets its own dues and reviews its own members.
Finish Creating My AccountFree to create an account. Clubs set their own membership dues and fishing-day fees.