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C OLORADO PARKS & WILDLIFE 2019 Pesca en Colorado TEMPORADA: 1 DE ABRIL DE 2019–31 DE MARZO DE 2020 cpw.state.co.us CARACTERÍSTICAS EN LÍNEA Echa un vistazo a más Colorado Parks & Wildlife en nuestros canales: VIMEO & YOUTUBE VIDEOS HERMAN GULCH GREENBACK CUTTHROAT TROUT RECOVERY (RECUPERACIÓN DE TRUCHAS DEGOLLADAS GREENBACK DE HERMAN GULCH) OUT OF WATER: STOCKING NATIVE TROUT IN ALPINE LAKES (FUERA DEL AGUA: ALMACENAMIENTO DE TRUCHAS NATIVAS EN LAGOS ALPINOS) CPW’S WINTER OBTENER LA APP DE STOCKING PROGRAM CPW FISHING: (PROGRAMA DE INVIERNO DE CPW) ¡Descubra más de 1,300 lugares de pesca, HOW TO FILLET A FISH verifique el clima y las (COMO FILETEAR UN PESCADO) condiciones del agua, lea las regulaciones y más! © Vic Schendel CONTENIDO Impreso para distribución gratuita por TABLA DE CONTENIDO COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 NOVEDADES: 2019 ................................................ 1 cpw.state.co.us LICENCIAS E INFORMACIÓN ............................... 1–2 NUESTRA MISIÓN: La misión de Colorado Parks and Wildlife es perpetuar los recursos ■ Tasas de licencias y Habitat Stamps ..............................................................1 de vida silvestre del estado, proporcinar un sistema de parques estatales de calidad y brindar oportunidades divertidas y sostenibles de recreación al aire libre que ■ Información de Habitat Stamp ......................................................................1 Avisos de salud ..............................................................................................1 eduquen e inspiren a servir como administradores activos de los recursos natura- ■ les de Colorado. ■ Requisitos para licencias, residencia, discapacidad .......................................2 DIRECTOR EN FUNCIONES DE COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE INFORMACIÓN GENERAL ................................... 3–7 Jeffrey M. Ver Steeg ■ Cómo comenzar a pescar ...............................................................................3 LA COMISIÓN DE COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE, a partir de marzo 2019 ■ Almacenamiento ilegal .................................................................................3 John Howard, Chair Carrie Besnette Hauser ■ Récords estatales por peso ............................................................................4 Michelle Zimmerman, Vice-Chair Marvin McDaniel ■ Programas pesqueros ....................................................................................5 James Vigil, Secretary Luke Schafer ■ Especies acuáticas dañinas (ANS) ..................................................................6 Robert W. Bray Eden Vardy Taishya Adams Dan Gibbs, ex-officio member ■ Glosario de términos; recursos de pesca en línea ..........................................7 Charles Garcia Kate Greenberg, ex-officio member Marie Haskett Jeffrey M. Ver Steeg, Director en funciones REGLAMENTOS DE LA PESCA ............................ 8–10 ■ Métodos legales de pesca..............................................................................8 EDITOR DE FOLLETOS DE REGLAMENTOS FOTO DE LA PORTADA ■ Condiciones especiales y restricciones ......................................................8−9 Chelsea Harlan © Christopher Stark ■ Límites estatales de captura y posesión........................................................10 IMPRESO ■ MAPA: Wiper/róbalo blanco y lucioperca americana/saugeye ....................10 En abril 2019 por Publication Printers, Denver: 10.000 copias Impresión pagada con las tasas de licencias de caza y pesca. REGLAMENTOS ESPECIALES: AGUAS DE PESCA ....11–39 CPW recibe asistencia financiera federal por parte del U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. ■ MAPA: Upper Arkansas River ......................................................................12 En concordancia con el Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964, Sección 504 ■ MAPA: Blue River Basin ..............................................................................13 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973, Título II de la Ley sobre Estadounidenses con Discapacidades de 1990, la Ley de Discriminación por Edad de 1975 y el Título IX de la ■ MAPA: Middle Colorado y Eagle Rivers .......................................................15 Enmienda de Educación de 1972, el Departamento de Interior de EE.UU. y sus agencias ■ MAPA: Upper Colorado River — desde el nacimiento a Radium ................16 prohíben la discriminación por raza, color, nación de origen, edad, discapacidad o sexo. ■ MAPA: Drenajes de Conejos y Alamosa River ..............................................18 NOTA: Las leyes y regalamentos en este folleto han sido parafraseadas para un mejor entendimiento y pretenden fungir ■ MAPA: Upper Gunnison Basin desde Taylor Park Res. hasta Blue Mesa Res. .. 19 únicamente como guía. Los estatutos y regalamentos sobre vida salvaje de Colorado pueden encontrarse en su totalidad — en las oficinas de CPW mencionadas con anterioridad o en línea en: cpw.state.co.us/regulations ■ MAPA: Lower Gunnison Basin — desde Blue Mesa Res. hasta Delta ..........21 ■ MAPA: Lower Colorado River y Grand Mesa ................................................22 UBICACIÓNES REGIONALES Y DE ÁREA DE CPW ■ MAPA: Drenaje de Upper Poudre River .......................................................25 ADMINISTRACIÓN MAPA: Upper Rio Grande Basin ..................................................................27 ■ 1313 Sherman St., #618 ■ MAPA: Middle Colorado y Roaring Fork Rivers ............................................28 Denver, 80203 ■ MAPA: South Platte River — en South Park ...............................................30 303-297-1192 ■ MAPA: South Platte River — desde Cheesman Res. hasta Chatfield Res. ...31 Visite el sitio web de CPW para obtener la lista completa de la ubicación de nuestros parques que también venden, ■ MAPA: White River — desde el nacimiento a Meeker ................................33 expiden duplicados o dan reembolsos por licencias. Los cazadores que deseen hacer chequeo de animales o tomar muestras de las actividades relacionadas con su caza, solamente podrán dirigirse a las siguientes oficinas: ■ MAPA: White River — desde Meeker a la línea estatal con Utah ...............34 ■ MAPA: Yampa River — desde el nacimiento a Craig ..................................36 BRUSH GRAND JUNCTION MONTE VISTA 28167 County Rd. T 711 Independent Ave. 0722 S. Rd. 1 E. Brush, 80723 Grand Junction, 81505 Monte Vista, 81144 IDENTIFICACIÓN DE PECES .............................40–41 970-842-6300 970-255-6100 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS GUNNISON MONTROSE 4255 Sinton Rd. 300 W. New York Ave. 2300 S. Townsend Ave. CONSIGUE ESTE FOLLETO EN LÍNEA: cpw.state.co.us/pescacolorado Colorado Springs, 80907 Gunnison, 81230 Montrose, 81401 719-227-5200 970-641-7060 970-252-6000 Envíenos sus fotos e historias de pesca para tener la oportunidad de aparecer en la portada de nuestro folleto o en el blog de CPW! DENVER HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS PUEBLO 6060 Broadway 346 Grand County Rd. 362 600 Reservoir Rd. [email protected] Denver, 80216 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 Pueblo, 81005 303-291-7227 970-725-6200 719-561-5300 COVER PHOTO: C OLORADO PARKS & WILDLIFE Arkansas Headwaters State Park 2019 Pesca DURANGO LAMAR SALIDA ▶ en Colorado 151 E. 16th St. 2500 S. Main St. 7405 Hwy. 50 © Christopher Stark TEMPORADA: 1 DE ABRIL DE 2019–31 DE MARZO DE 2020 Durango, 81301 Lamar, 81052 Salida, 81201 970-247-0855 719-336-6600 719-530-5520 OTHER PHOTOS, LEFT TO RIGHT: ▶ Sweitzer State Park © Ken Papaleo FORT COLLINS MEEKER STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 317 W. Prospect Rd. 73485 Hwy. 64 925 Weiss Dr. ▶ Vega State Park © Ken Papaleo Fort Collins, 80526 Meeker, 81641 Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-472-4300 970-878-6090 970-870-2197 ▶ St. Vrain State Park © Vic Schendel GLENWOOD SPRINGS Trinidad Lake State Park © Vic Schendel ▶ cpw.state.co.us 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 2018 PESCA EN COLORADO CPW.STATE.CO.US NOVEDADES NOVEDADES: 2019 CAMBIOS EN EL REGLAMENTO Y NUEVA INFORMACIÓN ▶ LA LEY PARA LAS GENERACIONES FUTURAS Y LA LEY PARA UN COLORADO LIBRE DE ▶ AUMENTO DE EDAD PARA LAS LICENCIAS DE PESCA PARA ADULTOS MAYORES Y DE BAJOS MEJILLONES FUERON APROBADAS POR LA LEGISLATURA DE 2018: Agradecemos INGRESOS: Los residentes de Colorado ahora deben tener 65 años en lugar de 64 a todos los cazadores y pescadores que ayudaron a apoyar la Ley para las para comprar una licencia de pesca anual para adultos mayores o una licencia de Generaciones Futuras, la Ley para un Colorado Libre de Mejillones y Colorado pesca vitalicia para adultos mayores de bajos ingresos. Vea p. 2. Parks and Wildlife. Estas leyes son un enorme paso adelante para financiar la conservación de la vida silvestre. Verá algunos cambios en 2019, como un pequeño ▶ LAS FECHAS DE CIERRE POR DESOVE DE LUCIOPERCA SE AMPLIARON EN VARIAS aumento en las tarifas de las licencias para residentes y el Wildlife Education Fund. PROPIEDADES: Los embalses de Chatfield, Cherry Creek y Pueblo están cerrados a Visite el sitio web para obtener más información: cpw.state.co.us/feechanges la pesca desde la presa y a menos de 100 pies de la presa o de las redes de desove de lucioperca desde el 1 de marzo hasta el 15 de abril (en lugar de a partir del 15 ▶ AHORA SE NECESITA CONTAR CON UN NUEVO SELLO DE ESPECIES ACUÁTICAS DAÑINAS de marzo), o hasta que las operaciones de desove se hayan completado. El cierre se (ANS): Las lanchas a motor y los veleros deben contar con un ANS Stamp antes efectúa las 24 horas del día en estas propiedades. de zarpar en las aguas
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