Tucked away in the southern reaches of the San Juan Mountains, the Conejos River winds through some of the most beautiful and remote landscapes in Colorado. As the days of summer give way to the crisp mornings of fall, September offers a prime window for fly fishing...
Fly fishing on the headwater streams of the Conejos River in southern Colorado is an experience that combines the thrill of the catch with the serene beauty of an alpine wilderness. These pristine waters are not just a fisherman’s paradise; they are a haven for those seeking solitude, connection with nature, and the unique challenges presented by wild trout. The headwaters of the Conejos River, located in the Rio Grande National Forest, offer some of the finest fly fishing opportunities in the state, characterized by clear, cold waters, a diverse array of trout species, and breathtaking landscapes.
The Conejos River runs southeast, turns east toward Antonito, then empties into the famous Rio Grande. A dirt forest service road parallels the river from just below its headwaters, where the Conejos is briefly impounded at Platoro Reservoir – the highest large...
Catching a 5-pound rainbow trout is possible on the Conejos River throughout the summer and fall seasons, but you better be willing to get up early before the fish fill up. The campground, located on Colorado HWY 17, adjacent to the Conejos River and is wooded with...
ASPEN – Would John Denver have been so involved in environmental issues if he had stayed in Montgomery, Ala., or Fort Worth, cities where he spent part of his childhood; or Lubbock, where he attended Texas Technological College; or Los Angeles, where he launched...
May 27, 2006 A quick update from the Conejos River tonight. The water levels on the Los Pinos and the La Jara are hitting perfect. Caddis have started on the La Jara and the black stones should be on the water any day now on the Los Pinos.
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