Beginner's Guide to Fly Fishing the Taylor River Tailwater | Colorado 4K Video

In this video, I break down a beginner-friendly guide to fly fishing the Taylor River Tailwater — specifically the Catch and Release section just below the dam. This stretch of water is one of the most famous in Colorado and is known for holding some of the biggest and smartest trout in the state. I cover everything from where to park, how to approach the water, what flies I like to use, and a few tips that have helped me fool some of these picky fish. If you're just getting into fly fishing or planning a trip to the Taylor, this video should help you get started with confidence. What’s in the video: Where to park and how to access the C&R water How I approach stealth and presentation in this technical fishery Tips for navigating pressure, deep pools, and spooky trout This was shot in 4K and meant to be both educational and cinematic. Let me know in the comments if you’ve fished this section or plan to. I always enjoy talking with other anglers. If you found this helpful, feel free to subscribe for more fly fishing content across Colorado and beyond. Thanks for watching. Location: 38.814413, -106.612463 (Taylor River State Wildlife Area, Colorado 81210)