May 9—The sun was still rising last Friday morning over western Colorado's Blue Mesa Reservoir when a frantic moment ensued on a small boat. "I can't get him in the net," said Hunter Enloe, a lifelong ...

Jon Ewert, an aquatic biologist with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, said he's been watching the number of brown trout in Lake Dillon drop over the last decade, and now it's time to do something about it ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Mark Grimaldi and Evan Demuth were a bit curious about the conditions as they ambled down the Piney River trail Sunday. They had spent a week fly-fishing in ...

The brook trout, Salvelinus fontinalis, is an engaging fish. Nearly every trout fisher that I know, young and old alike, has fond memories concerning the beautiful little trout that inhabit most of ...

For decades, Dillon Reservoir has been a place where anglers could hook the fish of a lifetime — a 10-pound, 30-inch wild brown trout. But the brown trout population in one of Colorado’s most visible ...

Trout fishing is a local staple for many here in the Eagle River Valley. The allure of premier summer fishing brings a constant stream of tourists, local anglers, and hungry wildlife. Hunting and ...

A Colorado man caught a huge trout and it’s the third time the state record has been broken in 2022. Matt Smiley, a tackle salesman from Lake City, Colorado, reeled in an eight-pound, nine-ounce brook ...

Colorado’s fish are in hot water. Low river flows and high water temperatures are endangering trout in rivers and streams across the state, and wildlife officials are urging anglers to fish early in ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... SALIDA – Colorado fish lovers hunched over buckets at a hatchery, fingers numb inside soaked black wool mittens, scooping up shiny rainbow trout that have ...

SARATOGA, Wyo. (AP) — The North Platte River in southern Wyoming has been so low in places lately that a toddler could easily wade across and thick mats of olive-green algae grow in the lazy current.