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Vail Resorts snowmaking tank suspected in large fish die-off recorded in Vail

VAIL A large die-off of fish in Mill Creek and Gore Creek over the weekend from a suspected accidental discharge from a tank used for snowmaking on Vail Mountain has caught the attention of…

Vail Resorts snowmaking tank suspected in large fish die-off recorded in Vail

Vail Resorts snowmaking tank suspected in large fish die-off recorded in Vail
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More fishing closures going into place as Colorado rivers run warm, low

More fishing closures going into place as Colorado rivers run warm, low Colorado Parks and Wildlife and last updated 2021-07-23 16:40:41-04 DENVER – More Colorado rivers are being put under voluntary fishing closures to avoid harming fish while the waterways are running low and warm. The latest voluntary closures are on the Eagle River from Wolcott downstream to the Colorado River and for the Roaring Fork River from Carbondale downstream to the Colorado River, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. CPW Aquatic Biologist Kendall Bakich said both of the rivers have been consistently topping 71 degrees Fahrenheit this week. Water temperatures above 67 degrees, and especially above 70 degrees, are unsafe for trout because oxygen increasingly dissolves at higher temperatures.

Wildlife officials ask anglers to avoid Colorado River following historic drought, heat and fire

Wildlife officials ask anglers to avoid Colorado River following historic drought, heat and fire Caroline Vakil © Thinkstock/Istock/Sekarb Wildlife officials ask anglers to avoid Colorado River following historic drought, heat and fire Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are asking people to avoid fishing along part of the Colorado River due to warmer water temperatures, low flow, and sediment buildup. The agency made the voluntary ban effective on Wednesday, and it affects a stretch of the Colorado River between the municipalities of Kremmling and Rifle but could include other rivers depending on temperature increases. Officials are concerned about warmer water temperatures, which provide less oxygen for fish to breathe. The agency has already noticed some fish dying from the warmer water.

Voluntary fishing closure enacted on Colorado River from Kremmling to Rifle

Voluntary fishing closure enacted on Colorado River from Kremmling to Rifle
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