Bodies of Water
Browse waters or search by water type. The Bodies of Waters list includes CPW Quality Waters, a new category of fishable waters that our talented team of fish management biologists identified and nominated based on their fish sampling records, creel surveys, and professional biological assessments. Quality Waters are below the threshold to be considered Gold Medal, but they are recognized because of their fantastic and diverse fisheries.
Bodies of Water
Browse waters or search by water type. The Bodies of Waters list includes CPW Quality Waters, a new category of fishable waters that our talented team of fish management biologists identified and nominated based on their fish sampling records, creel surveys, and professional biological assessments. Quality Waters are below the threshold to be considered Gold Medal, but they are recognized because of their fantastic and diverse fisheries.
More Fishing Locations
Accessible Fishing Spots
Accessible fishing spots around the state include 37 state parks as well as other locations around the states and include accessible fishing piers, paved trails, restrooms, docks, depending on the location.
Find an Accessible Fishing SpotFishing at State Parks
20 state parks offer lake, pond, stream, or river fishing within the park.
Find a State parkColorado Fishing Atlas
The Colorado Fishing Atlas, the latest interactive mapping tool offered by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, allows users to search for fishing opportunities by species, specific interest or proximity to your home or destination.
Visit the Fishing AltasState Wildlife Areas
State wildlife areas (SWAs) are state or privately owned lands that offer state-managed, wildlife-related recreation to the public. Over 190 SWAs offer fishing.
Find an SWA