Throwing Bubbles
Almost all wet-fly, nymph or streamer patterns work well for fishing with a fly-and-bubble rig.
Wayne D. Lewis
June 3, 2016
Almost all wet-fly, nymph or streamer patterns work well for fishing with a fly-and-bubble rig.
Somehow, I found myself in a hunter education class, enjoying the lessons and learning more than I ever expected.
The tailwater below Stagecoach Reservoir is a hidden gem that offers exceptional fishing. An area best known for its population of bruiser rainbow trout.
Discover the wizardry of European nymphing, read how biologists working with Colorado Parks and Wildlife use a variety of high-tech tools to manage wildlife and learn how a group of hunters became poachers by agreeing to party hunt.
You just had to be there. That’s all I can really say about my recent fishing and kayaking trip, which was one of the most unusual and memorable outings that I’ve had in years.
Learn to use a map and compass and you will avoid getting lost when venturing into remote areas of Colorado’s backcountry.
Hunter: Kevin Brookes I typically hunt big game in Colorado. This year I decided to try my luck with a turkey hunt along the Front
Mountain turkeys share more with elk than overlapping habitat preferences. They also overlap in breeding and defensive behaviors, making hunting the two radically distinct species surprisingly similar.
Aquatic nuisance species (ANS), also known as aquatic invasive species, are one of the most significant and rapidly growing threats to Colorado’s natural resources.