March in Colorado is one of the most exciting months of the year for trout anglers. As winter thaws and the rivers begin to swell with snowmelt, fish start to key in on emerging hatches. While conditions can still be variable, March offers incredible opportunities for targeting a variety of hatches, particularly spring midges and blue wing olives, alongside opportunistic feeders like leeches, cranefly larvae, and trout eggs. Whether you’re fishing the Roaring Fork, Eagle, or Colorado River,...

This Fish Of A Lifetime Was Caught Yesterday On A Guide Trip With CRO Guide Paul Killino. This Fish Measured 30 3/4” In Length! Late winter is delivering phenomenal conditions across our local waters, and with flows low, clear, and unusually warm temps, anglers willing to adapt their strategy are being rewarded with incredible action. Below is your detailed breakdown of current conditions, hatches, fly selections, and tactics for each river, plus insider tips from our guides. If you’ve been...

Defend the Cattle Creek Confluence from irreversible, large-scale development and preserve one of Garfield County ’s last critical open spaces The Land Needs Us Now! There are moments in a community’s history when silence becomes complicity. The proposed development at the confluence of Cattle Creek and the Roaring Fork River is one of those moments. This is not simply a zoning discussion or another routine planning case. It is a defining decision that will determine whether one of the...