Cache la Poudre River (Colorado) Digital GPS Fishing Map

Our Cache la Poudre River digital GPS accurate paper fishing map folds to a convenient 3" x 6" size, perfect for your tackle box or pocket. Unfolded size is 12" x 15" in full color and easy to read. A perfect reference for use when out on the water.

Included with the purchase of this Paper Map is the digital GPS mobile map worth an additional $4.99.  All mobile maps work in the free Avenza Map App. This map works without the need for cellphone or internet coverage.  Mark your favorite fishing holes, record water clarity, water temperature, insect hatches and more.  Navigate confidently, never get lost!  Spend more time fishing and less time searching for where to fish.

This map features the Cache la Poudre River in Colorado from Rocky Mountain National Park to Fort Collins.  Also includes the Big Thompson River from Rocky Mountain National Park to Loveland along with Boulder Creek and St. Vrain Creek. It contains all public fishing access area, campgrounds, boat put in locations, and parking areas. Also included are insect hatch chart and fishing regulations, Forest Service Public Lands and BLM Public Land areas.

The Cache la Poudre River is the only river in Colorado designated as a "Wild and Scenic River" by the National Park Service. It also has two sections of the river which have been designated as Wild Trout Waters by the Division of Wildlife.

Fun fact:  According to legend, the river was named in the 1830's, when a group of explorers (possibly en route to the Green) was caught in a heavy snowstorm near the banks of the river. They had to "cache la poudre" or "hide the powder" in order to lighten their load, returning to retrieve the gunpowder in the spring. 
This river wanders through beautiful canyons, offering many types of water and scenery for the flyfisher.