CONSERVATION AND FISHING REGULATIONs
Conservation Links
Here are a collection of conservation organizations that are working to improve our habitats. Explore and get involved!
American Rivers (National)
Animas River Stakeholders Group
Bonita Peaks Community Advisory Group
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
U.S. Forest Service
Mountain Studies Institute
Trout Unlimited links
Colorado TU is proud to have 24 chapters representing
11,000 members across the state. Explore nearby chapters
to see what they’re up to.
LocaL Fly Fishing Shops and guides
Duranglers (TU Business Member)
The San Juan Anglers (TU Business Member)
Rio Epic (formerly Animas Valley Anglers)
National / Regional Organizations
Trout Unlimited
Colorado Trout Unlimited
Nearby Chapters
Collegiate Peaks Anglers Chapter
Dolores River Anglers Chapter
Gunnison Angling Society Chapter
Gunnison Gorge Anglers Chapter
San Luis Valley Chapter
Partners
colorado fishing regulations
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission (CPW) oversees Colorado fishing licenses and administers all regulations. Their mission is to protect wildlife and wildlife habitats today and for future generations. Annual fishing licenses are valid March 1, 2021 through March 31, 2022.
Click here to review a copy of the 2021 Colorado Fishing Regulations.
