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	Fryingpan-Arkansas Project (Under Construction)
		Project water is released from Pueblo Reservoir to the Arkansas River for irrigation and municipal purposes, to the Fountain Valley Conduit for municipal purposes, to the Bessemer Ditch for irrigation, and to the Pueblo Fish Hatchery for the fishery.
		The South Fork Diversion Dam diverts water from the South Fork of the Fryingpan River to the South Fork Siphon, where it combines with the flow from the Chapman Tunnel and is conveyed by the South Fork Feeder Conduit to the inlet of the South Fork Tunnel.
		The capacity of the river outlet is 1,120 cfs, and the capacity of the outlet to the Mt. Elbert Conduit is 370 cfs.
	www.usbr.gov /dataweb/html/fryark.html (3956 words)

	Fly Fishing Colorado's Fryingpan River
		The Fryingpan River, located northwest of central Colorado, is well known as a tremendous tail-water fishery.
		The Fryingpan is a cold and clear river with abundant hatches, approximately 14 miles of controlled flow, huge trout and very consistent fishing.
		This section of river has steep banks and is considered to be one of the more secluded areas on the river.
	www.flyfishingconnection.com /fryingpan.html (842 words)

	Fryingpan River, Colorado (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is a sister tributary to the Crystal River, which joins the Roaring Fork between its confluences with the Fryingpan and Colorado Rivers.
		The Lower Fryingpan River flows from below the dam at Ruedi Reservoir in the White River National Forest of far southern Eagle County to the town of Basalt and the confluence with the Roaring Fork River.
		The Lower Fryingpan River is slightly easier than the upper section, but will still require advanced whitewater skills to successfully run it due to the slide-type waterfall near Seven Castles and the Class IV- rapids downriver.
	southwestpaddler.com /docs/roaring8.html (1399 words)

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		When measured by pounds of fish per water surface area, the Fryingpan River ranks among the highest in the state, he said.
		Despite the strong overall health of the Fryingpan, Nerhing said there is evidence that rainbow trout have been affected due to whirling disease, primarily on the lower seven miles of the stream.
		Out of a population of 1,000 fish on the Fryingpan, he estimated that 80 to 85 percent are browns, only a handful are brooks and the remainder are rainbows.
	www.tahoe.com /apps/pbcs.dll/artikkel?SearchID=73124948271481&Avis=AT&Dato=20030127&Kategori=NEWS&Lopenr=301260001&Ref=AR (843 words)

	The Fryingpan
		The facilities are designed to divert and carry water from the Fryingpan and Roaring Fork River Basins to the inlet portal of the Charles H. Boustead Tunnel.
		The Fryingpan Conduit, which is 2,481 feet long and 84 inches is diameter conveys flows to the Boustead Tunnel.
		Fryingpan Diversion Dam diverts water into the Fryingpan Siphon, under the Fryingpan River, to the inlet structure of the Boustead Tunnel.
	www.secwcd.org /collection.htm (836 words)

	Wildernet.com - Fryingpan River, Colorado Rivers & Streams
		The definition of a world-class trout fishery, the Fryingpan is in a spectacular red sandstone canyon, with steep timbered slopes, basalt outcrops and a strange, reddish-orange and mossy-green rock bottom.
		The story is told that the Fryingpan River and valley were named after a lone frying pan left hanging in a tree after a band of Indians chased a group of early settlers from the valley.
		In the upper two miles of river huge "football" shaped trout feed on the Mysis shrimp, which come out of the dam because of their high protein content, and the Mysis is the most popular fly in this section for trying to trick one of these giants.
	areas.wildernet.com /pages/area.cfm?areaID=CORSFR&CU_ID=162 (976 words)

	Frying Pan Anglers - Colorado Fly Fishing at its Finest
		In the bright light the fish sought as much protection as they could in deeper parts of the river and in the shade.
		It is always a good idea to hire a guide at the onset of your vacation so you will learn the rivers and pick up on some of our productive fishing techniques.
		Basalt is a short, thirty-minute drive from Aspen and is at the center of Colorado's Gold Medal fly fishing.
	www.fryingpananglers.com (1571 words)

	Colorado Fishing Network: Fryingpan
		The river was named, according to legend, for a fryingpan left in a tree to mark the spot of a fallen comrade in a fight with Indians.
		But this river seems to have escaped most of the recent insanity near Aspen, and hopefully much of it will be preserved forever.
		The Fryingpan, or "Pan" as nicknamed, originates east of Aspen in the Hunter Fryingpan Wilderness.
	www.coloradofishing.net /ft_pan.htm (1016 words)

	Summit Daily News for Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper and Frisco Colorado - Sports (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Crystal River is clear and flowing slowly at 54 cfs near Carbondale.
		Fryingpan River - The crowds of summer are gone with plenty of elbow room, plenty of fish and a profusion of hatches.
		Arkansas River (Leadville to Buena Vista) - Flow is 80 cfs in Hayden Meadows, 150 cfs in the Granite Gorge.
	www.summitdaily.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20040831/SPORTS/108310023 (2009 words)

	Mountain Guide: Fishing - Gold Medal Waters - Denver: CitySearch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fryingpan River From Ruedi Reservoir Dam downstream 14 miles to the Roaring Fork River.
		Gunnison River From the upstream boundary of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument 26 miles to the North Fork of the Gunnison River.
		Roaring Fork River From the Crystal River confluence downstream 12 miles to the Colorado River at Glenwood Springs.
	denver.citysearch.com /feature/6629 (320 words)

	Colorado: Fryingpan River Fishing Forum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When you drive up along the river towards Roudi reservoir there is a sudden bend and at that bend stands a huge red rock nicknamde Strawberry Rock.
		I fished up the river from that and it was full of Brown trout.
		When I was there the green drakes were on the water and the fish loved the paterns we were throwing to them.
	www.hotspotfishing.com /discussions/USA/Colorado--Fryingpan-River_1482.htm (192 words)

	Sawatch Range - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The range contains 15 peaks topping 14,000 ft. The range forms a portion of the Continental Divide, and its eastern flanks are drained by the headwaters of the Arkansas River and Eagle River.
		The western side of the range feeds the headwaters of the Roaring Fork River and the Gunnison River.
		It is also traversed by Hagerman Pass to the north, connecting the Arkansas Headwaters near Leadville with the upper valley of the Fryingpan River.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sawatch_Range (325 words)

	History of Basalt
		The original settlement was actually called Fryingpan Town and was located on the south side of the Fryingpan River, near the old charcoal kilns, Portions of which are still visible.
		However, in 1887 the railroad established a new townsite on the north side of the Fryingpan River and the residents of the old town relocated to it, leaving the original townsite that eventually disappeared.
		In the early 1880's the lower end of the Fryingpan Valley, which had been within the Ute Reservation, was staked out with mining claims and homesteaders quickly moved into the area near the confluence of the Roaring Fork and Fryingpan Rivers.
	www.basalt.net /history.htm (627 words)

	Colorado Rivers
		The Roaring Fork River is a freestone river that has many different faces as it travels throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.
		From tight canyon pocket water in the upper river to the exceptional float fishing streches of the lower river, there is always new water to explore.
		The Crystal River is one of the last free-flowing rivers in the west, tumbling more than 35 miles through scenic terrain to join the Roaring Fork River two miles below Carbondale.
	www.bookfishing.com /sitepages/pid97.php (390 words)

	There are more than 9,000 miles of trout streams in Colorado.
		- From Dillion Reservoir Dam to the confluence with the Colorado River.
		- From the confluence with the Crystal River downstream to the confluence with the Colorado River.
		- Middle Fork of the South Platte River from the Highway 9 bridge and the South Fork of the South Platte River from Hwy.
	www.url-surfer.com /fishing/co/streams.htm (260 words)

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		The ability of the Fryingpan River to lure anglers from around the country with its gold medal waters is no longer myth.
		The 7.5-mile stretch of public land along the lower Fryingpan River attract about 34,000 visitor days annually, according to the Conservancy's economic analysis.
		If the Fryingpan River is dominated by visitors from outside the valley, Ruedi Reservoir is the hangout for locals.
	www.tahoe.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?Site=AT&Date=20020627&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=206260012&Ref=AR (495 words)

	GORP - Trivia - Arrested Rivers
		There are two great examples of rivers denied their natural destiny, one in North America reduced to a trickle by water-poor populations and the other in Africa arrested by the largest inland delta in the world.
		The Colorado River, the 42nd longest river in the world, is often referred to as the "Lifeline of the Southwest." It is the incontestable force that once carved Arizona's Grand Canyon.
		This may be in part because the river is unnavigable by all but the smallest of boats and the Tsetse fly is a problem.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/contests/noexit.htm (769 words)

	Fryingpan River, Colorado (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Lower Fryingpan is a bonanza for trout fishermen who go there for the really big ones that feed on shrimp that wash out of Ruedi Reservoir through the floodgates at the dam.
		The Fryingpan River begins at an elevation of more than a mile and a half above sea level and drops nearly 700 feet in the upper section and another 355 feet in the lower section.
		All original photographs on this web site are the exclusive property of Marc W. McCord or other designated photographers, and may not be copied, duplicated, reproduced, distributed or used in any manner without prior written permission under penalty of US and International laws.
	www.canoeman.com /SWPaddler/fryingpan.html (409 words)

	Carbondale Valley Journal
		Frequent spring storms have brightened the outlook for summer recreation in Ruedi Reservoir and fishing on the Fryingpan River.
		But a healthy spring snowpack in the upper Fryingpan drainage should restore the lake to near-capacity this summer, Lamb said, and the demand for previously unallocated Ruedi water isn’t expected to be as strong as it was during last summer’s drought.
		Although both the Blue River and Fryingpan drainages should yield good runoff this year, Kinney said, a healthy portion of Green Mountain water must remain in that reservoir in order to avert the risk of a landslide in the small town of Heeney on the reservoir’s western shore.
	www.valley-journal.com /home.php?content=article&article=623&PHPSESSID=bc61b3265b5b965ad58269d280f7f695 (796 words)

	Flyfishing Artwork
		This Gunnison River map has been printed on parchment paper features both a rainbow, and brown trout by New England artist James Carter. Its 3 shadow boxed flies are surrounded by a rust colored matte with a walnut frame that measures 16" x 22."
		This Arkansas River map has been printed on parchment paper features both a rainbow, and brown trout by New England artist James Carter. Its 3 shadow boxed flies are surrounded by a dark green matte with a walnut frame that measures 16" x 22."
		The South Platte river has several sections of killer water, and this stretch is no exception. A tan matte surrounds this beautiful parchment map, and its Rainbow trout reproduction by artist James Carter. There are two shadow boxed flies positioned within its rich walnut frame. The finished piece measures 13" x 22."
	www.flyfishingartwork.com /acatalog/Fly_Fishing_Artwork_COLORADO_RIVER_MAPS_25.html (840 words)

	westword.com \| News & Features \| Feature \| Shadow of a Trout \| 1998-07-16
		But what everybody wants to know is what he's doing over at the hundred-year-old Fryingpan River Ranch, a modest, rustic resort near a popular fishing hole that Morris purchased for a quarter of a million dollars back in April 1997.
		And a luxury resort is something of an unfamiliar problem for the citizens of the Fryingpan.
		Fryingpan locals have a more succinct way of describing how Morris is trying to get his deal done.
	www.westword.com /issues/1998-07-16/news/feature2.html (769 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clasts are mainly subrounded to rounded and are comprised of a variety of lithologies reflecting the diverse types of bedrock found in the drainage basin.
		The large landslide complex north of the Roaring Fork River on the south flank of Basalt Mountain involved Mancos Shale and overlying basalt flows.
		The lower part of the State Bridge Formation is 1000 ft thick north of the Roaring Fork River in the Basalt quadrangle and is overlain by another 1000 ft of the upper part in the adjacent Woody Creek quadrangle (Freeman, 1972).
	geosurvey.state.co.us /pubs/gis_data/mapping/Basalt_legen.doc (6398 words)

	Taylor River, Colorado (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Taylor River, a tributary of the Gunnison River, begins high in the Gunnison National Forest of Gunnison County, flows through Taylor Park Reservoir, then continues southward through the Town of Almont to the confluence with the Gunnison River below US Highway 50 south of the Town of Gunnison.
		The river is generally not paddled above Taylor Park Reservoir, but most of the section between the reservoir and Gunnison is runnable.
		However, outfitters on other rivers in the not-too-distant vicinity may be able to provide rentals, outfitting and shuttles.
	www.canoeman.com /SWPaddler/taylor.html (943 words)

	USGS Colorado Water Resources - Roaring Fork Bed Material Entrainment
		The Town of Basalt, Colorado, is located at the confluence of the Fryingpan River with the Roaring Fork River, in Eagle and Pitkin Counties.
		The Roaring Fork River is a single-thread, steep-gradient, cobble/boulder-bed river that presents a natural hazard to the town, nearby residential structures, several bridges and roadways, and the municipal waste-treatment facility.
		The study reach includes the confluence of the Fryingpan River and three bridges.
	co.water.usgs.gov /projects/CO423-02/CO423-02.htm (202 words)

	Colorado Springs Realtor Jim Walters (Site not responding. Last check: )
		LAKE JOHN: Known in the past as a producer of large trout, this lake was treated in 1993 to remove an over-abundant population of white suckers.
		The lake was restocked with rainbows and Snake River cutthroat.
		Stream leases include portions of the North Platte River, Norris and Roaring creeks, Grizzly Creek, the North Fork of the North Platte and the Michigan and Illinois rivers.
	www.jimtwalters.com /thsptfishwe.htm (1071 words)

	Summit Daily News for Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper and Frisco Colorado - News
		Cities such as Pueblo and Colorado Springs already tap the headwaters of the Fryingpan and Roaring Fork rivers and are studying if they can divert more from the basin.
		Beaudry is concerned that if Front Range interests divert more water from the upper Fryingpan through the existing Fryingpan-Arkansas Project or tap into the uncontracted water at Ruedi Reservoir, winter flows on the Fryingpan River could suffer.
		The Bureau of Reclamation, which manages Ruedi, is required to release enough water from the dam to maintain winter flows of 39 cubic feet per second (cfs) on the Fryingpan River.
	www.summitdaily.com /article/20041213/NEWS/112130011 (960 words)

	Trailhead and road travel information, 10th Mountain Huts Trailheads
		From the 4-way stop sign in Basalt at Two Rivers Road and the Frying Pan River Road, follow the Fryingpan Road 25.8 miles to a marked driveway on the North side of the road (the street number is 26501).
		From the 4-way stop sign in Basalt at Two Rivers Road and the Frying Pan River Road, follow the Fryingpan Road 32 miles to the end of the pavement, then follow Hagerman Pass Road around the sweeping bend to the left.
		Again, you won't find a bridge over the river, but due to the distance this trailhead can save you, it might be worth looking for a snow bridge.
	huts.org /hut_details/trailhead_directions.html (3307 words)

	CRWCD: Reservoir Releases Help River Flow (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Evening rain storms have raised the river’s natural flow temporarily, but in this dry summer the river is now dependent on the release of water which was stored during the spring runoff.
		Due to the dry conditions and low natural flows in the river, senior water rights are preempting junior, or more recent, water rights from using water unless they can replace their use with reservoir releases.
		The Colorado River District and Denver Water agreed earlier this month to protect Colorado River water users by offering to release water from their West Slope reservoirs in place of normal releases from Green Mountain Reservoir while repair and maintenance work proceed.
	www.crwcd.gov /news/press/reservoirops.html (409 words)

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