Product Description:

Conquer the Taylor River with the Ultimate Fishing Map

(Colorado – Headwaters to Almont)

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

Ready to fish smarter, not harder? Our Taylor River Fishing Map is your essential guide from the river’s alpine headwaters above Taylor Park Reservoir, through the tailwater trophy section, down winding canyon runs and forested bends, all the way to its confluence with the East River in Almont. Designed by local experts, this map highlights public access points, trailheads, river miles, and some of the finest trout water in Colorado—so you spend less time searching and more time catching.

It features clearly marked public land boundaries—federal, state, and local—as well as exclusive parking areas, walk-in routes, and access easements not found on any other map. Whether you're casting dries in the high-country meadows or stalking monster trout in the catch-and-release tailwater, this map gives you the insider knowledge you need to succeed.

Why Anglers Love This Map:

• Pinpoint productive stretches with detailed access and wade information

• Navigate confidently with public land and easement boundaries clearly marked

• Discover lesser-known parking areas and remote entry points

• Maximize your day with hatch charts, flow notes, and expert strategies

Pocket-Sized and Adventure-Ready

Folded to 3” x 6” and unfolding to 15” x 12”, this waterproof, tear-resistant map is made for Colorado’s high country—perfect for your vest, pack, or glovebox.

Track your location, zoom in for greater detail, and mirror your print map with GPS-enabled compatibility through a QR code. Navigate confidently—even in canyon sections where cell service disappears.

Retailers: Want to Offer Something That Sells Itself?

This map is a must-have for fly shops, outfitters, and gear stores throughout the Gunnison Valley. Locally made, field-tested, and packed with value, it’s the perfect grab-and-go item for both traveling anglers and Taylor River veterans.

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