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If you want to become a better angler, which is a worthy endeavor considering where we live, you have to immerse yourself. If you wanted to become a concert pianist or a professional snowboarder, you’d...

When you live, fly fish, and work on the Fryingpan River, you get to see plenty of cool stuff.   Without fail, the river is constant yet somehow always changing. Anyone who says they know a particular...

East of Aspen snowpack remains well below normal

Ice has crusted up thick on the Eagle River limiting choices for open, fishable water. The glaring ribbon left exposed pushes fragile ice in the flow. Recent angling conditions will test your skills, gear and...

Winter fly fishing is a whole different animal compared to warmer months – fewer people on the water, terrific sight-fishing opportunities, and simplified insect hatches. If you are daunted by cold temperatures, there are a...

Judge says jury’s decision was made fairly and based on facts

Fly fishing has some of the most nuanced and nitchy nomenclatures around, and I would say this valley takes that to another level. Our insect hatches are different, our rivers vary from technical to ideal...

Population has tumbled since topping out in mid-1990s

Agency releases report on polluted stream

Basalt Fire will grow along with the midvalley now that voters approved a property tax increase that will fund a multimillion dollar expansion and renovation project at the fire station in El Jebel. “We work...