You may have specific goals for what to do when you retire, such as traveling more or getting involved in your community.
Perhaps you’re looking at different places to move based on your interests like living in a big city or having access to outdoor activities like hiking or fishing.
But where can you find the best fishing spots if you want to have a rod and reel in your hand? Check out a few of these options to see if they might work for you.
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1. Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Nicholas J. Klein/Adobe Glenwood Springs has several streams or rivers that are fed by melting snow in the Rocky Mountains, making it the perfect spot for fly fishing.
Be aware that it’s a resort town in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, and according to the real estate website Redfin, the cost of living is 16% higher than the national average. You’ll need to factor extra expenses into your retirement budget.
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