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Colorado fall festivals will be a delight of color and music and here are four to enjoy.

Idaho May 2021 Water Supply Outlook Report Photo by Danny Tappa, May 2, 2021. Little Hole in the Wall Creek along the South Fork of the Payette River. BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) – The Natural Resources Conservation Service in Idaho has released the May Water Supply Outlook Report for the 2021 water year. This spring has continued to be exceptionally dry with well below normal precipitation across Idaho. A few storms during April brought minimal snowpack (SWE) increases to the highest elevation sites, but overall, this frozen water resource is transitioning to its liquid form. Throughout Idaho, th...

Moves to Wyoming pick up during COVID-19 pandemic By JAKE GOODRICK, Gillette News Record © Provided by Associated Press Aaron Cannon attaches signage to his new business, Ranch and Roost, a burger and fried chicken restaurant, Thursday, April 1, 2021, in downtown Gillette, Wyo. Cannon and his family were among a growing number of people real estate agents say are moving to Wyoming from elsewhere. (Mike Moore/Gillette News Record via AP) GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) — When Aaron Cannon and his family began looking to relocate last year, they had their eye out West. The idea of movi...

Trout anglers divide aquatic systems into three types; still waters, tailwaters, and rivers. In the spring, fishing is most successful in still waters and tailwaters. This statement should not be seen as an insult to fishing small streams and rivers, like the Logan or Blacksmith Fork, at this time of year. The challenge with these unregulated systems during the spring is they are often frigid and their flows are unpredictable. Furthermore, the pristine settings of these smaller more remote streams and rivers are best enjoyed during the summer. There are several well-known to exceptional tailw...

Congratulations to Gatlynn Mayes for hooking into this huge 4.8-pound tiger trout from Becker Pond in Idaho Falls and setting the new certified weight record. Gatlynn brought in the 24-inch long tiger on Dec. 16 to be weighed and measured after a day of ice fishing with his father. The previous record for tiger trout was caught in 2018 and came out of Deer Creek Reservoir with a weight of 4.04 pounds. For those unfamiliar, a tiger trout is a sterile hybrid between a brook trout and a brown trout. They are uncommon in Idaho and stocked in a limited number of locations, including: