How trip notes work

Pick a region, a water, a species and a style. The note for that water follows.

Colorado Field Hub

Interactive Colorado Water Map, Lake Hubs & Water Passport

Click Any Colorado Water Pin or Elevation Band to Inspect Species, Access & Hub Guide:
WESTERN SLOPE & GRAND MESA FRONT RANGE & HIGH BASINS Highline & Mack Mesa Grand Mesa (10,000+ ft) Vega Reservoir Rifle Gap Harvey Gap Ruedi Blue Mesa Reservoir Lake Nighthorse Cheesman Canyon
Blue Mesa Reservoir — 7,519 ft (Gunnison Basin)

Target Species: Kokanee salmon, lake trout (mackinaw), rainbow trout, brown trout, yellow perch

Colorado's largest body of water across Sapinero, Cebolla, and Iola basins.

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6 Evergreen Western Slope & Basin Lake Hubs + Field Guides

How trip notes work

Region, water, species, and style. The note for that water follows.

1

Region

Western Slope home base, Front Range, high country, southern rivers, or plains waters.

2

Water

The lake, reservoir, or river named in the note.

3

Species

Trout, pike, walleye, bass, and the rest. The note names the fish. The bag limit stays on the CPW page for that water.

4

Style

Shore, wade, boat, or kayak. The safety notes sit with that style.

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