Picture this: You cast out into the small opening in the weeds. The plastic frog barely hits the water when a 5-pound bass crushes it,
Fishing
Use This Fly To Catch Fish Anywhere in Colorado
The cliché holds there are only two things in life that you can count on: death and taxes. Yet, if you’re an angler in Colorado,
The Argument for Conventional Tackle
I love to fly fish. Been doing it since I was 12 years old, am decent at it and I have about 15 fly rods
5 Tips To Catch More Fish This Summer
When I was a kid and didn’t catch fish on a particular trip, my father used to say, “There’s a reason it’s called ‘fishing’ and
Hunting
Colorado Needs Hunter Education Instructors
Are you an experienced hunter who likes sharing your knowledge and passion of the outdoors with others? If so, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is looking
Colorado Outdoors Preference Point Issue (Online Edition)
Click below to read this article in its entirety: 2017-Preference-Points
5 Big Reasons to Hunt Big Game in Colorado
Did you know that Colorado offers some of the best big-game hunting in North America? Whether you’re an experienced hunter seeking a new adventure or a complete beginner who is looking to participate in your very first elk hunt, here are five reasons why you should hunt big game in Colorado this fall: 1. […]
Colorado Big-Game License Drawing: What You Need To Know
The April 4th deadline to apply for a big-game license is fast approaching. And if you’re planning on hunting big game in Colorado this fall, now’s the time to submit your application. Although Colorado offers a variety of over-the-counter (OTC) hunting licenses, many big-game tags, called “limited licenses,” are only available through the annual drawing. […]
Outdoor Adventure
Eliminating Angling Stereotypes: Colorado is More Than Just a ‘Trout’ State
Stereotype: “a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.” Do you think Colorado is stereotyped?
Video of 2016 Colorado Outdoors Photo Issue
Images from the Colorado Outdoors annual photography issue. All images are copyrighted. Colorado Outdoors is published six times a year by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
4 Reasons to be Thankful You Live in Colorado
By Mike DelliVeneri It’s November in Colorado, which means our famous peaks will start to turn white, the bighorn sheep will clash and both people
Go Now: 4 Colorado State Parks near Denver Already Showcasing Fall
Are you ready for fall? Colorado state parks are already showcasing the best of changing nature, with cooler temperatures for hikes, leaves bursting into red,
