June 9, 2013 – While Western Colorado struggles with difficult fishing conditions due to peak spring flows, fishing at Wilder on the Taylor is fantastic, with stable flows and clear water. With summer just around the corner, warmer water temperatures on the horizon, and hatches of Blue Wing Olives on cloudy days – afternoons on …
During the spring melt, the Taylor River has consistently proven to be the strong, productive fishery that fly fishing anglers have grown to respect. If spring is any indication of what fishing will be like this summer, we are in for a great fly-fishing season. Even with early signs of run off in the East and Gunnison …
Taylor River WOW! The latter part of the summer and early fall fishing has been outstanding. The beginning of August was warm with minimal clouds, which made for tough dry fly fishing. The hopper / dropper technique was the technique of choice, landing 80 percent of the fish on the dropper, but rising some big …
Summer Fly-Fishing Report Taylor River As expected, the fishing this summer has been legendary. If you like fly-fishing a single dry, we are seeing two-three hour periods when the fish are continuously feeding on the surface. We have also been able to tease them up when they are not feeding. We are seeing some great …
Spring Fly-Fishing Report Taylor River This has been an extremely productive spring for fly-fishing the Taylor river. They pushed the flows out of the dam from 100 to 250 cfs, and plan to keep it there throughout the summer. In my opinion this will be an epic year for walk wading the Taylor River. We …
Fly-Fishing Report at Wilder on the Taylor The fishing this spring has been extremely productive. With the flows being low, the fish tend to search out the deep holes and feed off the bottom. The fish are all stacked up and the opportunity to catch a big brown or rainbow is better than ever. Up …
