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Fly fishing is a hobby many hold dear to their hearts. It helps you get back to nature, is a fun way to spend a day, and can yield fish--with any luck. The best thing about fly fishing is that it's more than just fishing; you get multiple hobbies all wrapped up into one. Check out this fun beginner's guide to fly fishing so you can get started on your new favorite hobby today.

Step one: Acquire the right equipment

Before you start fly fishing, you'll need the proper fly fishing equipment. Here is a list of what you'll need to get started:

Two people are dead following an avalanche in Eagle County Saturday afternoon.

According to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, three motorized snowbike riders were caught in the snow slide which occurred east of Red and White Mountain below the treeline. One of the riders was partially buried but was able to dig himself out.

The other two riders were carried to the bottom of the drainage and buried under snow and debris, killing them. Search and rescue crews were able to recover the bodies Sunday.

Survivalism is a growing movement to actively prepare for emergencies. These can be related to weather, impending war, or ideological beliefs. It makes sense; anything can happen at any time. Anyone concerned about the future should read on: these must-have tools for survivalists will ensure safety in your home as well as in the Colorado wilderness during any emergency.

Statewide fishing report and conditions in Colorado for February 14, 2020.

Testing has confirmed a gray wolf pack is present in Moffat County in northwest Colorado.

Colorado is one of the most breathtaking states in the nation. We may be biased, but breathtaking views, energy, and tranquility seem to be around each corner. Whether you live in the state or you're just visiting, make the most of Colorado's allure and head to some of the best places to take photos in Colorado, from the mountains of Telluride to the sand dunes of Alamosa.

Fishing report and conditions across Colorado as reported by Colorado Parks and Wildlife for January 31, 2020.

Maintenance is an unavoidable part of keeping your RV in good condition. It takes some effort, but it allows you to continue visiting your favorite campsites around Colorado and beyond. While you do need to spend some time and money caring for your RV, there are measures you can take to avoid extremely expensive, extensive repairs in many cases. Here are cost-effective RV maintenance tips to keep in mind.

A new EPA rule has mixed reactions in Colorado.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis says he welcome wolves returning to the state after a nearly 90-year absense.