Taylor River Fall Fishing Report written by Wilder on the Taylor’s Master Fly Fishing Guide, Ben Riedel. Fall fishing is here. It doesn’t get much better. The trees are beautiful, the Brown Trout are colorful, water temperatures are perfect, and the river is extremely wadable. Flows through Wilder have dropped significantly over the last couple
Fishing conditions have been well above average, especially considering the time of year. Flows on the Taylor River have been very steady. The river gauge in Almont is measuring approximately 420 cfs. Taylor Park Reservoir is releasing 325 cfs. That is scheduled to drop to 300 cfs for the month of September. Water temperatures are
Each September, the Gunnison Valley is transformed into a sea of shimmering colors. Home to one of Colorado’s most scenic fall drives, Kebler Pass boasts one of the largest aspen groves in North America. A must see! Combining these magnificent colorful drives with a full slate of fall events makes Gunnison and Crested Butte the
The first anniversary of the Taylor Canyon Fire Station was recognized with an All American Celebration on July 3 from 12-4 p.m. More than 325 people were in attendance to recognize the contributions of the station’s volunteer firefighters and to enjoy savory barbecue and side dishes by 5B’s Barbecue, Third Bowl ice cream served by
Fishing conditions are excellent. Things truly couldn’t get much better. There is a smorgasbord available to the trout most days, including Yellow Sallies, Drakes, PMDs, BWOs, Caddis and Midges. Water levels on the Taylor River are continuing to trend in the anglers favor, with 375 cfs out of the dam being the primary contributor to
The Taylor River is coming to life for the summer! Water temperatures are consistently rising into the low to mid-50s every day. Hatches are thickening, and fish are spreading out. Flows are starting to recede slightly, making wading easier, but the water is still fast and slightly dangerous. Flows on the Taylor River in Almont
