Colorado
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Colorado River deal: What does it mean for California?
After almost a year of intense negotiations, California, Nevada, and Arizona reached a historic agreement on May 22nd to use less water from the over drafted Colorado River over the next three years.
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Colorado men have pleaded guilty to taking fish by an illegal method
Resources conservation officers caught the group illegally fishing following a tip from a concerned angler.
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The Colorado River’s largest reservoirs stand nearly three-quarters empty
“it might be too late to save the lakes.”
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Complete doomsday scenario’ for drought-stricken Colorado River
The first sign of serious trouble for the drought-stricken American Southwest could be a whirlpool.
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Fears confirmed on the lower Colorado River
“Give me a call when you get this!” he messaged a colleague, snapping photos.
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Federal Decision Regarding Lower Colorado River
Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) applauds the April 5 determination by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
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Colorado River's been cutting dramatic canyons
They're a little odd-looking, but looks have utility!
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Stripers remain the hottest fish on the Colorado
The stripers are being taken from shore or boat up and down the river
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Which situations are best to choose tandem, Colorado, or willow leaf blades...
Spinnerbait blades VIDEO
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Project will help Colorado River cutthroat trout
Colorado River cutthroat trout are a fish prized across Utah. And a great place to catch them is the High Uinta Wilderness in the Uinta Mountains in the northeastern part of the state.
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More Greenback Cutthroats in Colorado Waters
More greenback cutthroats are headed to a creek near you, thanks to a $60k grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s “Bring Back the Natives” (BBN) program.
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Striper Fishing 31LB 42INCH -RECORD BREAKER- (COLORADO RIVER AZ)
George T. caught this 42-inch, 31-pound, 15-ounce striped bass on a swimbait Tuesdaynight from shore on the Colorado River in Bullhead City. He said the fight lasted about 14 minutes. The fish got off the hook near the shore and George went in the water to grab the fish before it swam away.
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Colorado Biologists Survey Fish in Arkansas River
Temperatures were below freezing and winds were gusting to 40 mph when aquatic biologists from Colorado Parks and Wildlife's Southeast Region set out on the Arkansas River, and in it, to conduct their annual fish survey early Monday, Dec. 4.
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New state record arctic char from one of the largest reservoirs in Colorado
One of the largest reservoirs in Colorado has produced a new state record arctic char, caught by a vacationing physician from Virginia, Nov. 6.
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Invasive Mussels Threaten Colorado Waters
Boaters coming from other states with mussel infested waters threaten Colorado DURANGO, Colo. – The aggressive aquatic nuisance species inspection program operated by Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been successful in keeping quagga and zebra mussels out of the state. Waters in several surrounding states, however, are infested with mussels and that is a serious problem for Colorado.
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Colorado Trout Unlimited River Stewardship Gala March 9
Join us at the 2017 River Stewardship Gala! The CTU River Stewardship Gala is a celebration of Colorado's rivers and world-class fishing opportunities.
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Colorado Fall Trout Fishing
by Jeff Florence For sportsmen, fall means opening day and stalking elk through the Colorado back country. The decrease in anglers (and football on the tube) generally lead to less crowds, but just because there are fewer people fishing, the fish are still there for the taking!
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'Killing the Colorado’ Brings Together Five Academy-Award Winning Filmmakers to Tell the True Story of the American West’s Crippling Water Crisis
Water: once an abundant necessity is now a scarce and complex commodity. Many efforts have been made to curb excessive water use in the West, but will taking shorter showers and ripping out lawns really make a difference? While recent drought conditions have diminished the once-mighty Colorado River—the source of the vast majority of the West’s water, experts are now wondering whether the most severe shortages have been caused not by weather or consumer choices but by short-sighted policies and poor planning. Did we engineer our way into this crisis? Can we engineer our way out?
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Colorado Water Plan Supports Healthy Rivers
Trout Unlimited praised the final Colorado Water Plan unveiled last week by the Colorado Water Conservation Board, saying that it recognizes the key role that healthy rivers and streams play in sustaining the state's economy and quality of life.
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