Taylor Park Reservoir, Gunnison Colorado - Taylor Park Reservoir above the famous Taylor River provides great fishing for trout and northern pike in a beautiful mountain setting.
740 Simms St Golden, CO 80401 303-275-5350 Website
2400
106210 AF
9330'
Taylor Park Reservoir offers fine fishing for rainbows, browns, cutthroats, lakers, kokanee and northern pike. Fishing can be good from shore with easiest access along the eastern and southern shores. Wading along the southeast corner near the inlet can provide action for both trout and pike. The Taylor River below the dam provides some of the best river fishing for huge trout so be sure to save some time to experience the sight of these lunkers cruising the river.
Getting there: The reservoir is located about 35 miles northeast of Gunnison, Colorado. The first 11 miles from Gunnison to Almont are paved Colorado Highway 135. From Almont, take FR 742 north to the reservoir. During the summer, you can take CottonWood pass Road from Buena Vista. This road is dirt on the pass and difficult to navigate with a trailer. Fees: No daily use fee. Boating: All Boats Allowed. No restrictions. Ice Fishing: Ice fishing is allowed
