Flyfisher's Guide to Colorado
by Marty Bartholomew, A. K. Best; 2002; paperback 588pp
reviewed: "Excellent, comprehensive review of Colorado fly fishing I met Marty at a fishing show in Denver this winter. He was much too modest about this book. I bought it at Pat Dorsey and Joel Hubscher's recommendation - it is first-rate, thanks for the referral."
reviewed:"Complete Colorado This book "The Fly Fisher's Guide To Colorado", is a book that stands alone in a sea of fly fishing books. A well written book indeed as author Marty Bartholomew, takes you on adventures throughout the state of Colorado. Every detail is in the book as well from hatch charts to hospital locations it is all in here. This is the most complete book I own, period. I feel this is the best choice if you are in the Colorado region, to get all the facts. There are many different versions, about various states, so many others won't miss out on these great books. I as well, met Marty at the Denver expo, a true class act!
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Colorado Lakes & Reservoirs
by Inc Outdoor Books & Maps; 1998; paperback; 160pp
Fishing and boating guide to 150 lakes and reservoirs in Colorado. Includes maps and descriptions.
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The Northern Rockies: A Traveler's Guide to the Greatest Flyfishing
by Chuck Robbins; 2003; paperback; 438pp
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Kip Carey's Official Colorado Fishing Guide, 2nd Edition
by Kip Carey; 2003; paperback; 416pp
The book known by many as the "Fisherman’s Bible", Kip Carey’s Official Colorado Fishing Guide, has been revised and improved for 2003. Besides the new picture of the cutthroat from Rocky Mountain National Park on the cover, changes have been made inside the book as well – additional waters from around the state have been added, updated information on the impact of the drought and fires of 2002, fish species listings have been revised for the entire state of Colorado; trailhead names, trail numbers, road names, and road numbers have been extensively updated; new, concise and more detailed maps have been included; and the last major improvement is an enhanced and expanded index. Kip Carey’s Official Colorado Fishing Guide continues to be the most complete and comprehensive angling guide for Colorado available with descriptions for over 3,000 reservoirs, lakes, ponds, creeks, and rivers…in other words the whole state of Colorado is contained in this handy guide.
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Fly Fishing Colorado, Second Edition (No Nonsense Fly Fishing Guides)
by Jackson Streit; 2004; paperback; 104pp
"This guide gives you a quick, clear understanding of the essential information you'll need to fly fish Colorado's most outstanding waters.
You will not waste time. In a few moments, you will know where to go and how to fly fish. Take this guide along for ready reference, or use this book to plan your Colorado fly fishing trip. Either way, you'll have enough information and your fly fishing experience will be new, fresh and fun.
This is the updated and redesigned version of Jackson Streit's Guide to Fly Fishing in Colorado. It was popular immediately, updated and reprinted three times.
Inside you will find: Animas River, Gunnison River, Fryingpan River, Big Thompson River, Blue River and other great fly fishing rivers. Plus small creeks and lakes, private fly fishing waters and more!
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Fly Fishing Rocky Mountain National Park: An Angler's Guide
by Todd Hosman; 1996; paperback; 128pp
This first edition of Fly Fishing Rocky Mountain National Park first appeared in 1996 and is out of print. A new, revised and expanded edition of Fly Fishing Rocky Mountain National Park was released in May 2003 and is available now. It contains more than 100 destinations -- virtually every reasonably accessible place for fly fishing in Rocky Mountain National Park. Many thanks to readers for your continuing support of the new Fly Fishing Rocky Mountain National Park.
reviewed:"Great book (recomendation from a local), This book is a phenomenal find. I live just 25 miles south of Rocky Mountain National Park. Each year, for the past three years, I sit down with my fishing buddies, we open up Fly Fishing Rocky Mountain National Park: An Angler's Guidebook, and plan approximately eight trips to the "park" using this book as our guide. So far the trips have been fantastic. Every year the question is raised "How can we go to another spot when the last trip was so great?" The guidebooks advice never fails us, have faith, read the book and GO! I have caught Colorado River cut throat, green back cut throat, rainbow, brown trout and brookies. The book is well written and will serve as a guide for anglers wanting easy, moderate and difficult hikes. A must buy for someone who doesn't know the area."
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Fly Fishing Southern Colorado: An Angler's Guide
by Craig Martin, Tom Knopick, John Flick; 1996; paperback; 184pp
reviewed:"Great detail for trip planning This is a book to use in planning a trip to an unknown area. I've flyfished warm water for years but I know little of trout fishing and nothing of doing so in Colorado. This book provides the detail to make decisions on which drainages and particular streams to fish. It clearly points out what is public and private water, what fish are there and provides some information on rod weights and lengths (though I would like to see a bit more of this) and good information on flies and lures to use.
reviewed:"Very good and detailed book about fishing Southern Colorado This was the first book I ever purchased off Amazon and I really enjoyed reading Mr. Martin's work. He does a very good job of telling you what to use and where to go in southern Colorado. I plan to take it with me this summer along with my 3wt and use it when i am on the water."
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Fishing Colorado: An Angler's Complete Guide to More Than 118 Top Fishing Spots
by Ron Baird; 2003; paperback; 224pp
This latest addition to the Falcon Fishing series tackles the great angling state of Colorado. Features the best fishing locations, with maps and detailed directions, information on the best times of year and the different gamefish available at each location, tackle recommendations, advice on camping, notes on special regulations, and much more. An indispensable guide both for Colorado residents and visiting anglers.
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Fly Fishing Colorado's Front Range: An Angler's Guide
by Todd Hosman, Rod Walinchus (Illustrator); 1999; paperback; 166pp
A new, revised and expanded edition of Fly Fishing Colorado's Front Range (Streamside Press) is available now. It features more than 55 fly-fishing destinations located nearby Colorado metro areas, as well as unique perspectives on regional aquatic entomology, fly patterns, and fishing techniques. Many thanks to readers for your continuing support of the new Fly Fishing Colorado's Front Range.
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Flyfishing Southwestern Colorado
by Mark D.Recreation Williams; 1997; paperback; 135pp
For flyfishers living or visiting the southwestern colorado area, this book is absolutely essential. The amount of research that went into this book must have taken years, and there's nothing else out there with this information. It's honest, and gives me a heads up on the weaker creeks I don't need to waste my time with, and offers great advice on the water I definitely need to fish. I never leave home without it, and use it in conjuction with my DeLorme topo maps to plan all of my S.W.CO. trips. It doesn't have maps like other guide books have, but it references the necessary DeLorme quadrants you'll need. Anyone who uses these maps regulary knows that it would have been superfluous to include maps.
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Olle's Colorado Fishing Guide & Atlas (Map)
by Jack Olofson
Here is a must for everyone. It is particularly thorough in cataloging waters along the Front Range. This guide has more than 1000 fishing spots from plains to peaks,
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