Product Description:

Conquer the San Miguel River with the Ultimate Fishing Map

(Colorado – Telluride to Naturita)

Pocket-sized on land. Powerfully detailed on water. Built for serious anglers—and smart retailers.

Ready to fish smarter, not harder? Our San Miguel River Fishing Map is your essential guide from the alpine headwaters near Telluride through winding canyon runs, rugged pocket water, and hidden meadows all the way to its confluence with the Dolores River near Naturita. Designed by local experts, this map highlights public access points, trailheads, river miles, and prime trout water—so you spend less time searching and more time catching.

It includes clearly marked public land boundaries—federal, state, and county—as well as exclusive parking areas, access easements, and wade-in routes not found on any other map. Whether you're exploring high-elevation riffles or chasing brown trout through remote canyons, this map delivers the on-the-ground knowledge anglers need.

Why Anglers Love This Map:

• Pinpoint productive runs and riffles with detailed access information

• Navigate confidently with clearly marked public land and easement boundaries

• Discover hidden access points and remote parking areas

• Maximize your time on the water with local-tested strategies and stream insights

Pocket-Sized and Adventure-Ready

Folded to 3” x 6” and unfolding to 15” x 12”, this tear-resistant, waterproof map is made for backcountry roads and riverside adventures—perfect for your pack, vest, or glovebox.

Track your location, zoom in for greater detail, and mirror your print map with GPS-enabled compatibility through a QR code. Plan your day or navigate tight canyon stretches—even without a cell signal.

Retailers: Want to Offer Something That Sells Itself?

This map is a must-have for fly shops, outdoor retailers, and gear stores throughout southwest Colorado. Locally made, field-tested, and packed with valuable information, it’s the perfect grab-and-go product for both weekend explorers and San Miguel regulars.

Don’t just fish the San Miguel—know it, master it, and make every cast count.