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Bookmark or Share- DIY Guide to Fly Fishing the Taylor River in ColoradoAnglers in search of a high-altitude, high-mountain fly fishing experience need look no further than the Taylor River near Gunnison, Colorado. Making its headwaters high up in the Rockies amongst numerous “14’ers”, the Taylor descends from the high country for 9,300 feet before emptying into the Taylor Reservoir.
- Taylor River - Colorado Parks and WildlifeAlthough this 12-mile segment is not as well-known and does not contain as large of a trout size structure as the Gold Medal segment of the Taylor River downstream, the Taylor River above Taylor Park Reservoir does provide good opportunities for anglers to catch quality wild brown trout.
- Taylor River – near Almont, CO | Gunnison National ForestLocated mostly within the Gunnison National Forest, the Taylor River is 48.2 miles long. Close to the Continental Divide, this river is a local favorite for rafting, kayaking, and fishing, with many campsites and cabins located riverside.
- Taylor River Fishing Map | Colorado Vacation DirectoryThe Taylor River is located in Gunnison County, starting up in high country and traveling through Gunnison National Park. It is the largest tributary of the upper Gunnison River. The area became famous when Jim Taylor, for who the river is named, discovered gold in 1859.
- Fishing the Taylor River in Colorado's Prestigious Gold Medal ...The Taylor River, flowing below Taylor Park Reservoir to Almont, north-east of Gunnison, offers a remarkable 20-mile stretch (11 miles of public access for shore or wade angling) of excellent trout fishing opportunities for brown, rainbow, and cutthroat trout.
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