Fishing Reports by Capt. Scott Taylor

Fly Fishing for Trout in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. - The fishing has been very good on all of our local streams. We had two days last week that were tough with some high water on a few of the streams and the San Juan River. Even with the high water we did find some streams that were not affected by the more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Great Trout Fishing in the San Juan Mountains - The fishing in the mountains has been getting better every day as spring runoff is coming to an end. There have been hatches of stonefly's, caddis, pmd's, and even the brown drake on one stream that we fish. Alexa with her first trout on the fly. more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Spring Fishing in South West Colorado - Wolf Creek Ski area closed for the season yesterday with 10 inches of new snow, and a 112 inch base! The year to date snow amount was 397 inches, about 50 - 75 inches short of normal. Still with around 10 feet of snow on the ground, we are going to h more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Local waters frozen. - No report at this time. We are all teaching skiing up at Wolf Creek ski area. Just had 28 inches in 15 hours. Big Powder days. Steve and I will be heading to FL to chase tarpon, till Mid June. The rest of the guys will be holding the fort down in more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Great Trout Fishing in Pagosa Springs, CO - The fishing has been very good in the Pagosa Springs area. In the last two weeks we have done a bunch of trips on the smaller streams. All of the fishing was the most productive from noon till about 4 o'clock. Some of the mornings have been below fr more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Fall Fishing in Colorado - The fall fishing forecast is very good. Water levels are higher than the y have been in years for most drainages. The monsoon season was tough for a week or two with high water, but should pay off with some great fall fishing. We have already had so more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Dry fly action in the San Juan Mountains. - With all the hot weather lately (95 –98 degrees) we have been fishing the small streams that are the tributaries to the San Juan, they have been much cooler than the Juan through Pagosa. The small streams have been producing lots of action, on a vari more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Trout bite is on in South West Colorado - The rivers and streams are all looking great in South West Colorado, and all the streams can now be safely wadded. The fish on all the waters seem to be very healthy and in good shape. The water flows should maintain good levels throughout the summer more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Fishing The San Juan River - The fishing below the dam on the San Juan has been very good. Most of the action has been on midge patterns (brown, gray, black, and olive), some chocolate foam wings, and red young bloods on the lower float. The flows are at 450 and are expected to more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs

Fishing the Pagosa Springs Area - FLY FISH THE HIGH COUNTRY STREAMS OF SOUTWEST COLORADO We are now permitted in the San Juan National Forest The streams of the upper San Juan are not at ALL like the San Juan in New Mexico. These unspoiled rivers and creeks start just miles abo more...
Capt. Scott Taylor - Pagosa Springs