Scott Spooner is a journalist at Grand Junction Free Press and The Aspen Times. He covers a diverse range of themes including travel and tourism, agriculture and farming, and climate change, with a particular focus on fisheries, ecology, and adventure travel. His work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in the intersection of environmental issues and consumer travel.
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Scott Spooner's coverage primarily focuses on house & home, seasonal content, and sports with a focus on fly fishing in the Roaring Fork Valley. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights into fly fishing techniques specific to the area or providing expertise related to outdoor activities and nature that are relevant to his local audience.
As Scott's geographic focus is local (United States, Colorado, Aspen), pitches should align with topics that resonate with this specific community. Additionally, given the seasonal themes covered in his articles, consider providing timely information about fall and winter outdoor activities or tips for making the most of these seasons through engaging outdoor experiences.
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The fly rod selection at Taylor Creek Fly Shop. Scott Spooner/Courtesy photo
Has this summer been challenging for the angler? The answer is yes — but I’d bet my bottom dollar this fall will be a great one. Between higher-than-usual flows on the Fryingpan for the last...
A Fryingpan River green drake mayfly. Scott Spooner/Courtesy photo What a difference a week or two makes.
Dogs Rainbow and Truman (left to right) with angler Kathy Kanda, waiting for the hatch on the Fryingpan River. Scott Spooner/Courtesy photo
If you want to become a better angler, which is a worthy endeavor considering where we live, you have to immerse yourself. If you wanted to become a concert pianist, professional snowboarder or photographer, you’d...
Guide Kyle Holt and anglers floating the Roaring Fork River. Taylor Creek Fly Shop/Courtesy photo
Fryingpan River brown trout. Bobby Cothren/Courtesy photo Fishing the Roaring Fork Valley during fall is the stuff of dreams, at least for me.
Scott and Tom Spooner on the Fryingpan River. Tara Richardson/Courtesy photo
What fly should I tie on? This is the age-old question, and there are plenty of “old reliables” most local anglers wouldn’t leave home without. As we slide into the off-season, here are some basics that...
“Keep em Wet” photo of a Fryingpan River rainbow trout. Tommy DeHart, Trout Unlimited/Courtesy photo
