
Josh Nehring
Deputy Assistant Director, Aquatic Branch at Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW); fisheries biologist specializing in native cutthroat trout conservation and fish management.
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Jun 12, 2026
3.4 – Fishing Colorado in the 2026 Drought
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31:31John LinnisonHOST
Can you talk a little bit about some of the work that goes into our warm water fisheries and the diversity of fishing that Colorado does offer, you know, besides those 10-inch catchable rainbow trout that, that folks love to catch on their string at a lot of our lakes?

Josh NehringGUEST
We have three warm water hatcheries, one in Ray, one in Las Animas, and then our Pueblo Hatchery is both warm and cold water, and they raise a, a wide variety of species from, uh, catfish to bluegill, crappie, walleye, sockeye, a number of the ones that I'm not even thinking, thinking through.

Josh NehringGUEST
They've really modified a lot of their techniques to be able to produce really great warm water fish to be able to stock in our, in our resources.
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