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  1. The views in the Conejos River Valley are gorgeous, and the fishing is pretty great, too.
    Conejos River - Fly Fishing

    This 93-mile tributary of the Rio Grande boasts some of the best fly-fishing in Colorado—minus the crowds.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    30.5 miles
    Duration
  2. The Rio Grande begins above Creede and flows through the San Luis Valley, and the stretch between South Fork and Del Norte offers some of the best fly-fishing in the state.
    Rio Grande River - San Luis Valley - Fly Fishing

    Anglers from all over the West will tell you that the Rio Grande is one of the best fly-fishing streams anywhere. Plan your trip to the South Fork to Del Norte section to see why.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    31.1 miles
    Duration
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