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Colorado's Rio de Los Pinos

"Apart from a remarkable isolation penetrated only by the daily summer passage of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, these canyon reaches of the Los Pinos offer a population of brown trout that extends beyond the size expectation anglers normally assign to a small stream." Charlie Meyers writes about fishing this small tributary of the San Antonio River in the Rio Grande National Forest in Colorado. In the Denver Post.

Posted by Marshall Cutchin on June 29, 2005 6:27 AM | Permalink

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Greetings:

Is Los Pinos fishing public access possible from the RR station at Osier? I hope to take train from Antonito to Osier and camp along the Los Pinos to fly-fish for about a week in early-June.

Thanks for your response.

Tim

Posted by: tim davis | March 27, 2007 10:32 AM

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