Colorado River
The Colorado River runs 1,459 miles throughout the United States, coursing through seven U.S states including Colorado, Utah, Arizona, Nevada and two states in Mexico. It is the principal river of the Southern Western United States and Northwest Mexico.
Fly Fishing
On The Colorado River
Kremmling, Colorado
The Colorado River stretches more than 1,400 miles. A great place to visit the Colorado River for Fly Fishing is in Kremmling, Colorado just 1 hour from the popular destination of Summit County, Colorado. This stretch of the river is perfect for anglers to visit frequently because there is plenty of different locations for casting flies.
Laughlin, Nevada
The Colorado River flows right through the Nevada and Arizona border near Laughlin and Bullhead. From here you can fish on the river or fish in the popular area of Davis Dam. A largemouth bass, maybe, or a rainbow trout. Channel catfish, black crappie, walleye and striped bass are all popular catches.
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- The Colorado River supplies water to more than 25 million people
- It is responsible for irrigating 3.5 million farmland
- There are 11 U.S National Parks along the way of the Colorado River
- The biggest supporter of the Colorado River is white water rafting
- The Colorado River is also home to of the seven wonders of the world the Grand Canyon
FISHING FACTS
Abundant trout populations: The river is home to a variety of trout species, including rainbow, brown, and cutthroat.
Scenic beauty: The Colorado River flows through breathtaking landscapes, offering stunning views of mountains, canyons, and forests.
Varied fishing conditions: The river’s diverse habitats provide a wide range of fishing opportunities, from technical nymphing to dry fly fishing.
Accessible fishing: There are numerous access points along the Colorado River, making it easy to find a suitable spot to fish.
The Colorado River mostly runs southwest across the Colorado Plateau and through the Grand Canyon before reaching Lake Mead on the Arizona-Nevada line. When the Colorado River reaches the Arizona-Nevada line it then veers south toward the Border of Mexico. Once the river reaches Mexico the Colorado River approaches the Colorado Delta. The Colorado Delta is the region where the river flows into the Gulf Of California. The Colorado Delta is a part of a larger geologic region known as the Salton Trough.
Whether you’re seeking trophy trout or simply a peaceful day on the water, the Colorado River has something to offer. From the swift-flowing rapids of the upper reaches to the calm, meandering stretches of the lower sections, there’s a perfect spot to cast your line.
River Conditions
About The Colorado River
FAQ's
Colorado’s diverse fishing opportunities span all four seasons, with varying catches depending on the time of year. Springtime offers excellent fishing for Rainbow and Cutthroat trout, while fall brings Browns and freshwater salmon to the bite. Even winter fishing can yield impressive results. For the best fishing experience, plan to start your day early.
All necessary fishing gear, including flies, will be provided. We recommend bringing a camera, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and raingear. Please wear comfortable shoes that won’t slip off and that you don’t mind getting wet or dirty.
