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Previous Contributions by Al Marlowe
- Twenty-Inch Trout
- Muddy Creek: Clearly a Good Trout Stream
- Colorado's High Country Trout
- Banana Belt Trout: the Arkansas River
- Colorado Cutthroats
- Fishing the Unhatches
- Slammin'Colorado River Trout
- Fishing for Browns Upriver - the Colorado in RMNP
- The Flat Tops andTrappers Lake
- Goldens and Brookies on Gore Pass
Previous ColoradoFishing.net Features by Karen Christopherson
- Upper Gunnison River
- North Park
- The Spin on Spinney Mountain Reservoir
- The Yampa River: Growing Up
- Beaver Creek and Skaguay Reservoir - A 'Find'
- Williams Creek: A gem in southern Colorado
- Piedra River: Beautiful flyfishing hike
- Ten Mile Creek (Would you believe 8 miles of fishing?)
- Snake River: Sometimes a Summit Surprise
- Laramie River: From Colorado into Wyoming
- 'Magic' Crystal River
- Drifting and Flyfishing on the Colorado River near Glenwood Springs
- Big Fish Fix: Boxwood Gulch
- Flyfishing the Futa: A Trip to Chile
- Winter Fishing in Cheesman Canyon:South Platte Series
- The 'Dream Stream':Part of the South Platte Series
- Elevenmile Canyon: Part of the South Platte Series
- Lost Creek, Found Brookies
- White River
- St. Louis Creek
- Winter Flyfishing - Where to Go?
- Counting Fish
- "The Bill" - Flyfishing the Williams Fork
- Sorting out Mayflies
- Denver Area Fishing
- Wild River, Wild Trout - the Poudre
- Hop In to the Conejos
- Caddis, Caddis Everywhere
- Lots of Variety - the Yampa
- Success Story - the Greenback Cutthroat
- Headwaters to Tailwaters: the San Juan
- Take the Fork, the Roaring Fork
- Winter Fishing in Waterton Canyon
- Cooking up a Good Time on the Fryingpan
- Foothills Fishing Part III: Clear Creek
- Foothills Fishing Part II: South Boulder Creek
- Don't Forget the Fraser
- Foothills Fishing Part I: St.Vrain Creeks and Area Lakes
- Floatin' and Fishin' the Arkansas
- Fishing a Legend: the South Platte
- Stay and Fish Awhile: Tarryall Creek
- Narrow Creeks and Narrow Gauge: Osier and Cascade Creeks
- A Stocking We Will Go... (or how do they get the fish into the lakes and rivers?)
- The Legendary North Platte
- Steamboat Lake - Year 'Round Fun
- And Now for Something Completely Different: Cochetopa and Los Pinos Creeks
- Suited to Fishing - the Taylor River
- Born to be Wild - the East River
- The Blue River - Where Blue is Gold
- A Mighty River in a Great State - the Colorado
- Gore Creek - an unpretentious Gold Medal Stream
Previous Reader Contributions
- Early March South Platte Carp’in by Tad Howard
- South Platte River in February by Justin Hood
- Fishing Ouray County by Tim Patterson
- Spring Fishing in Colorado by Tad Howard
- Farmers Union of the South Platte by Karen Anderson
- Elevenmile Canyon by M. Murray
- Tying Pheasant Tailsby Shilo Mathill
- The Uncompahgre by Bill Sheppard
- Floating the Gunnison through the Black Canyon by Trevor Dean
- Huge Taylor Trout
- Taylor Park Fishing by M. Murray
- Stonefly Fishing the Colorado River by M. Murray
- Catching Fish on the South Platte - NOT by Michele Murray
- Fishing with Frozen Food on the Colorado River by Michele Murray
- Beaverhead River near Twin Bridges, Montana by Michele Murray
- Between the Rivers by Michele Murray
- Summer Dreams by V. Herring
- Figuring Out Browns in the Rio Grande by Randall Powell
- The Big One that Didn't Get Away (Finally) by Terry Stahl
- Fly-fishing Trappers Lake - A Flat Tops Treat by Ron Belak
- More Taylor Troutfrom Kevin Nervick and Dave McNeill
- Taylor Trout from Kevin Nervick and Dave McNeill
- White River Cutthroat from Vic Collins
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