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Does the middle co river, closer to the pumphouse freezes over? I wanted to go there last week but i feel like its too snowy to wade and sprawl through the trail.

Great video really like to content however make sure and dip your hand in the water before picking up the fish, please :) I’ve seen so many fish with the white patches on them recently probably spawners, but still, I think some have been mishandled

West slope cutthroat

When I used to Steelhead fish, I would see all kinds of spawning salmon with that off color in the rivers. They almost looked like they were glowing. Great video again. Looking forward to the next one Xavier!!

Good video... beautiful stretch of river. However, the sick fish has "the death fungus" from being mishandled too many times... NOT from being attacked by other males during the spawn.

Glad you’re back uploading again Xavier. Those were some beautiful browns!

Appreciate you take the gloves off before handling fish. However are you also wetting your hands ?

Precious ... which state?

Cool

Nice Brownie

The biggest trout in Colorado don't live in a river. They're in Blue Mesa Reservoir.

whats the fly again?

Awesome video! Appreciate the variety of locations in your videos. Your write ups are great as well.

This was a good one for sure. But it's still dry dropper season for me.

Love it! You should do a video on that egg rig you have. I’m not sure what’s going on there, but it looks like it works! 😄

Glad to see you back man!

When was this video shot? I see you just put it out a day ago. Thx. Love the South Platte. Fish Deckers A lot

Nice

Great video. I’ve never been to this location, can you please tell me how long and how difficult is the hike into the canyon? I’m a little older and have a few physical issues, and would like to attempt to fish here someday. Thanks, look forward to more videos from you.

Good stuff Xavier!

Awesome man, Gotta love Cheesman canyon and the pristine fish down there🔥🔥

Man! Whata hog!!!

Sweet!

Dream stream??

We have been fishing the same waters for over 45 years Colorado , Wyoming Idaho and the fish get bigger every year catch and release is the key ..? We are fishing a hot spot on a small river in Wyoming this week seems like they are hitting everything we through at them mostly Browns and Cutts , waiting on snagging season to stock up our freezer for winter and the smoker..next stop Idaho..?

This is not in Colorado!!!! Everyone stay the hell away from this state!!!!!!!

Hi

what part of colorado is this? Out of chatfied on the platte?

No private lakes have bigger fish

Good luck getting this channel up and going!! Interesting content!

Pulling hard or bitting hard-haha!

Looks like early Spring or Summer runoff, which I don't believe you mentioned.😊

Very Cool! Why not try and pound 'em up with something lIke a #14 Adams??? Sometimes just watching a dry fly bounce along is as good of therapy as catching them on a nymph.

Have never fished the taylor river loved your film

Love the idea of floating the rich guy’s hand fed pig trout section. . Great video!

Enjoyed your fly fishing trip.

The Yampa holds some absolute monsters. Ive seen a 20lb Brown take a swipe at one of my lures in Hayden. These fish are pretty sub par to what ive seen personally.

Amazing fight for an 18”. 5wt tipper makes it an even fight. Bravo!

This river is the rio grande first river scene showed the fish canyon ash flow tuff of the palisades

Fished the Gunnison and Taylor since the60s 70fished the Ohio Tameeche there's some big fish in those tributary streams of r creeks can't fish any more I'm 70 have foot problems keep tip up and flies dry

Cool video, I live in Lakewood. Didn’t know it was trout downtown Denver.

Is that the lower Blue?

As a local who fishes this all the time I enjoy you keeping it a secret. Keep doing it!

Just found your channel and am digging it! You think using a yarn indicator would’ve been helpful considering the lower flows? In my experience those bigger airlock types tend to land hard.

There are fish that dwarf those below the spillway on blue river. Was able to go thru the fenced area with an employee for the water district, he would not let us fish but said we could look in the big pool at the bottom of the spillway. Huge 20lb plus rainbows holding right where the water comes out of the pipes at the spillway. These fish were the biggest rainbows ive ever seen. Guided in colorado for a long time. These fish were incredible.

Pellet fed trout, not the biggest trout in colorado, the colorado river has bigger trout. Look ar cpw when they shocked the river by pumphouse, 22 pound brown, enough said.

Nice size trout...

Paul Tudor Jones is Colorado's most notorious illegal streamside landowner. Under federal law what he does is 100% illegal, he thinks he owns the beds and banks of this navigable river. Federal law says any navigable river, including the beds and banks, are public below the high water mark. State law is irrelevant due to the supremacy and commerce clause in the constitution. It is a federal offense for Jones to do what he does and have his fleet of wussies harrass you and try to claim ownership of the beds and banks since the river is navigable. But money talks and bullshit walks, sadly. Some of his security detail have been beaten up though by anglers before.

I'm going through a fishing kick but I've always been disheartened by it because it feels like I don't catch anything unless I go to a trout farm. I've been using the basic night crawlers and powerbait but on the next paycheck I think I want to try a 10,000 Fish Head Hunter. I'm planning on giving that a go for the local stuff in Boulder. What do you think?

WOW! A giant resident rainbow!