Williams Fork Rules & Regulations

Fishing Regulations

See Colorado Division of Wildlife (CDOW) regulations for bag/possession limits on trout and other species
See the CDOW regulations for kokanee salmon and northern pike snagging

PFDs (personal flotation devices) must be worn at all times by children 13 years and under
Boating inspections will begin on May 15 at the east side boat ramp
The west side boat ramp is closed the entire 2009 season
Toilet facilities on any vessel must be self-contained
Ramps close half hour after sunset
Permanent boat storage is prohibited
It is unlawful to operate a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs

Leaving camper, trailer, pitched tent or motor vehicle unattended for more than 24 hours is prohibited
All types of camping is restricted to a period of NOT MORE THAN 14 DAYS. Following 14-day period, person(s) may not relocate within area for a period of seven days
Management asks that quiet hours be from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Overnight camping on the inlet is prohibited

State traffic and game laws apply at Williams Fork unless otherwise specified
Day use areas: parking for fishing and reservoir access. Designated parking along south and west sides of reservoir. Overnight parking is prohibited
It is unlawful to use, light, or ignite fireworks or explosives of any type
Discharging firearms is prohibited, except when hunting
Motor vehicles are restricted to designated roads and parking areas
Off-road vehicle use is prohibited
Snowmobiling is prohibited
A permit is required for any special event
Domestic animals shall be kept on leash or lead and under human physical control at all times. Animal waste shall be removed immediately by animal’s handler. Pets are not permitted to enter the water