Have you ever seen the insects highlighted in the evening sun, hovering over the river in an indecipherable courtship and wondered ‘what are all those insects?’ Individuals, anglers and undergraduates ...

While Angus Drummond was busy backing his drift boat down the ramp and into the Lower Colorado River, I walked a short distance along the bank to where an angler was busy landing a fish. An above ...

People are searching for activities to enhance their ski vacation. Time on the slopes is precious. But so is all of your vacation time. To maximize enjoyment, here are two fishy choices for mixing ...

For many people, there is nothing more freeing and relaxing then a day spent fishing on a river or another body of water. The gurgle of a stream while a meticulously placed cast is placed on the water ...

COLORADO SPRINGS (AP) – From Skaguay Reservoir, the women with fly rods hike about 2 miles through the valley, following upstream to find their very own place. Meet the Pikes Peak Women Anglers, the ...

MONTROSE, Colo. (KKCO) - Montrose has become a destination for fly-fishing and a new documentary is highlighting that. The hour-and-a-half film by the ‘New Fly Fisher’ is available on YouTube. Owner ...

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Like so many transplants, Hutch Hutchinson fell hard for Colorado. It was autumn 1986, and the New Hampshire ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Fly fishing enthusiasts in Colorado have the opportunity to enjoy the state’s “secret season.” While the cold weather is no secret in Colorado, it is the factor that creates the ...

“Most other people who come fly-fishing or who guide are so focused on the fish and wanting to catch these big trophy fish, and that’s about it,” says Erica Nelson, one of only two Indigenous women ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SHAWNEE, Colo. (KDVR) — The North Fork Ranch ...

Some fishing guides develop a way of seeing that carries beyond the water—and into art.