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Colorado trout streams

Beaver Creek, Mineral County Fishing

Special regulation water in Mineral County.

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Colorado streams

Arriving on the Beaver Creek, Mineral County: what it is like

The Beaver Creek, Mineral County, a stream, drains part of Mineral County. About 16 miles separates the mapped point from Piedra.

Special regulations cover 1 reach, roughly 7.6 miles. Walk in from Weminuche Wilderness Area. CPW maps 1 mapped fishing location along it.

1counties
7.6regulated miles
0USGS gauges
1atlas access points

CPW Fishing Atlas 2025 layers (special-regulation, Gold Medal and fishing location layers), NHD flowlines, Census places, retrieved October 25, 2026.

Special regulations

Regulated sections of the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

ReachMilesRule as printed
Confluence with the West Fork of the San Juan River / Headwaters7.62rule in the CPW brochure

The atlas maps where each regulated reach of the Beaver Creek, Mineral County starts and ends; the rule itself is the brochure entry for the water.

What the brochure says about the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

Water as printedRuleBrochure
Beaver CreekArtificial flies and lures only. Cutthroat must be returned to water immediately.p. 12

Special regulations as printed in the 2026 Colorado Fishing brochure (CPW, season March 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027), pp. 11 to 39, checked against CPW Chapter W-1 (as approved 13 November 2025); retrieved October 2026.

CPW special fishing regulation and Quality Waters layers, retrieved October 25, 2026.

Public access

Access points along the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

  • Weminuche Wilderness AreaWilderness

Public parcels on the Beaver Creek, Mineral County come from the CPW atlas property names.

CPW Fishing Atlas fishing location property names and Quality Waters access notes, retrieved October 25, 2026.

Species

Species in the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

Trout

This list for the Beaver Creek, Mineral County joins CPW Quality Waters species, records and stocking; it is not a full survey.

CPW Quality Waters species, state records and stocking report, retrieved October 25, 2026.

Access

Where the Beaver Creek, Mineral County runs

Mapped access along the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

Backup boat ramps near the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

  • Big Meadows Reservoir SWABig Meadows Reservoir, 6 miles
  • Alberta Park Reservoir SWAAlberta Park Reservoir, 9 miles
  • Beaver Creek Reservoir SWABeaver Creek Reservoir, 15 miles
  • Coller SWA near South Fork (west)boat ramp, universal-water ramp, CDOW, 17 miles

CPW boat ramp and Fishing Atlas fishing location layers, USGS gauges, retrieved October 25, 2026.

Limits

Harvest rules for the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

SpeciesBag and possessionSeason
Trout, arctic char, grayling, salmon and whitefish (not kokanee)Daily bag 4, possession 8, in aggregateOpen all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise
Brook trout 8 inches or less (bonus)Daily bag 10, possession 10Open all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise
Kokanee salmonDaily bag 10, possession 10Open all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise
Walleye, saugeye and saugerDaily bag 5, possession 5, in aggregateOpen all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise
Largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bassDaily bag 5, possession 5, in aggregateOpen all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise
Channel, flathead and blue catfishDaily bag 10, possession 10, in aggregateOpen all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise
Yellow perchDaily bag 20, possession 20Open all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise
Northern pike and bullheadNo bag or possession limitOpen all year, day and night, unless a special regulation says otherwise

The drainage column of the limits chart puts the Beaver Creek, Mineral County east of the Continental Divide. Statewide numbers apply on the Beaver Creek, Mineral County wherever no reach rule is posted.

Colorado sells no separate trout stamp; a CPW fishing license covers trout ($44.87 for adult residents, $124.01 for nonresidents), and anglers 16 and older need one.

Statewide bag and possession chart, 2026 Colorado Fishing brochure (CPW, season March 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027), p. 10, retrieved October 25, 2026. All Colorado limits.

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Stocking

When CPW stocked the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

The Beaver Creek, Mineral County has 18 listings on the CPW catchable trout report (8 in 2026, 9 in 2025, 1 in 2024); latest September 25, 2026.

Report dateWhat CPW lists
September 25, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
August 28, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
August 21, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
August 14, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
August 7, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
July 24, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
July 17, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
July 3, 2026catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
October 31, 2025catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
October 24, 2025catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
October 17, 2025catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region
September 26, 2025catchable trout, CPW Southwest Region

CPW Fish Stocking Report (catchable trout of about 10 inches; the date is when CPW added the water to its weekly list), 2024 to October 2026, retrieved October 25, 2026.

Nearby

Around the Beaver Creek, Mineral County on the map

Reservoirs and ponds near the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

Stores that stock up the Beaver Creek, Mineral County trips

  • PJ's Fine Bamboo Rodsbait and tackle shop, Pagosa Springs, 19 miles
  • Let IT Flybait and tackle shop, Pagosa Springs, 19 miles
  • Rod & Reelbait and tackle shop, Creede, 22 miles

Hiring a guide for the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

  • Fish Creek Outfitting LLCfishing guide, Pagosa Springs
  • Kaufman Team LLC DBA Williams Creek Anglerfishing guide, Pagosa Springs
  • Pagosa Troutfittersfishing guide, Pagosa Springs
  • Wolf Creek Anglersfishing guide, South Fork, (719) 873-1414

Nearest towns to the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

  • Pagosa Springs19 miles
  • Del Norte32 miles

Rivers within reach of the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

the Beaver Creek, Mineral County on the county pages

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In photos

A camera tour of the water by Beaver Creek, Mineral County

Rio Grande, Colorado
Rio Grande 26 mi
Photo: Jeffrey Beall, CC BY 4.0
Navajo Reservoir, Colorado
Navajo Reservoir 44 mi
Photo: Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0
Platoro Reservoir, Colorado
Platoro Reservoir 23 mi
Photo: Jeffrey Beall, CC BY 4.0
Animas River, Colorado
Animas River 56 mi
Photo: USEPA Environmental-Protection-Agency, Public domain
Answers

The Beaver Creek, Mineral County, question by question

Where in the state is the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

It runs through Mineral County.

Does the Beaver Creek, Mineral County have special trout rules?

CPW stocks catchable trout in it (18 listings on the CPW catchable trout report (8 in 2026, 9 in 2025, 1 in 2024); latest September 25, 2026).

Is the Beaver Creek, Mineral County wadeable right now?

It is ungauged; nearby Colorado river pages carry flows.

How do Colorado anglers get down to the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

Try Weminuche Wilderness Area.

What is the trout limit on the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

1 reach follow their own rules, listed above. CPW prints: Artificial flies and lures only. Cutthroat must be returned to water immediately.

Is a CPW license required to fish the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

Colorado sells no separate trout stamp; a CPW fishing license covers trout ($44.87 for adult residents, $124.01 for nonresidents), and anglers 16 and older need one.

How far is the nearest shop from the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

PJ's Fine Bamboo Rods (19 miles).

Which sport fish does CPW tie to the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

CPW sources name trout.

Which town works as a base for the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

About 16 miles away is Piedra.

Are catchable trout put in the Beaver Creek, Mineral County?

18 listings on the CPW catchable trout report (8 in 2026, 9 in 2025, 1 in 2024); latest September 25, 2026.

Plan a float or wade on the Beaver Creek, Mineral County

Check the gauge and reach rules before you go.