Dolores River Colorado Mobile GPS Fishing Map
This GPS Mobile Map works only in the Avenza Map App. Scan the Qr Code with your phone or click the link in the description below to download the free Avenza Map App and purchase the mobile map for $4.99.
Once downloaded and in the maps extent a blue gps dot will appear on the map marking your location.
This map works without cell service or internet.
Drop pins to mark your favorite spots, create gps tracks, use the built in compass and more.
DOLORES RIVER AVENZA GPS MOBILE FISHING MAP DOWNLOAD
The Dolores River Fishing Map is designed to give anglers a clear, detailed understanding of one of Colorado’s most remote and underappreciated trout rivers. Rising high in the San Juan Mountains and flowing west through rugged canyon country before entering Utah, the Dolores is a classic freestone river defined by dramatic scenery, seasonal flows, and lightly pressured fishing. The river supports populations of brown trout and rainbow trout, with native cutthroat present in upper reaches, offering rewarding fishing opportunities for anglers willing to explore its quieter waters.
This map highlights the Dolores River’s most productive and accessible sections, including stretches below McPhee Reservoir, canyon reaches downstream, and select public access areas where anglers can legally and confidently fish. Public land boundaries are clearly marked, along with carefully researched access points and exclusive parking locations found on no other maps—helping anglers plan efficient days on the water while avoiding private land conflicts in this largely remote corridor.
The Dolores River is primarily a walk-and-wade fishery. While short floats may be possible during years with extended water releases from McPhee Reservoir, flows are highly variable and floating is inconsistent and uncommon for anglers. As a result, this map is built with wading anglers in mind, emphasizing river structure, holding water, and terrain features that help anglers adapt to changing conditions throughout the season.
Detailed insect hatch charts reflect the Dolores’ freestone insect life, including caddis, PMDs, BWOs, stoneflies, and midges, which support quality dry fly fishing when conditions align. Nymphing and streamer fishing can be productive, particularly during runoff transitions and cooler shoulder seasons. Whether you’re hiking into canyon water, fishing below the dam during managed releases, or exploring secluded public stretches, this map provides the practical, field-ready information needed to fish the Dolores River with confidence.
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