preferably the front range...
got a new fly rod after not having one for a few years, so i have done ZERO fishing here and im bugging to get out and just practice my casting, and maybe catch a fish if I am lucky...
preferably the front range...
got a new fly rod after not having one for a few years, so i have done ZERO fishing here and im bugging to get out and just practice my casting, and maybe catch a fish if I am lucky...
tail waters (flows below dams) can be a good bet for winter fishing. a quick google search brings up the blue river below dillon reservoir.
http://www.fishcolorado.com/fishingt...ers/waters.htm
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It might be more of a drive, but the Arkansas below Pueblo Res is really good in the winter. DOW stocks that stretch all year around, brooders too. Lots of peeps use it as a tune-up before going to the San Juan. I go there before the Caddis hatch to get my timing back. Check http://arkanglers.com for the fishing report for hatches...
Bush got C's.... Obama probably failed lunch
Try Waterton Canyon near Chatfield
ass hole who has to look for open water why does global warming affect ak more then co?
Its not that I suck at spelling, its that I just don't care
The hard kores are still fishing Clear Creek along the frontage road above Idaho Springs. Not much open water, but it might be fun to get out.
Haven't been by the S. Platte in awhile, but my guess is that there's less ice than on CCrk.
buddy sed that cheeseman was going off the other day.
There are fish in boulder canyon too you know.
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He has to catch something first!Originally Posted by Shredhead
"It is not the result that counts! It is not the result but the spirit! Not what - but how. Not what has been attained - but at what price.
- A. Solzhenitsyn
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