Plans were to fish at Trapper’s Lake, near Meeker, Colorado. We planned to stay in a cabin near the trailhead to the lake (only a half-mile hike), rent a canoe or boat, and catch lots of native cutthroat trout. The reality of high winds for all three days of the trip kept us from fishing …
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When you live in Colorado, you quickly learn that the fishing pressure in the mountains is pretty high during the spring/summer months. You may or may not get to fish your favorite spot and it's just not peaceful. So, this year our goal was to find new areas in Colorado with very low angler pressure …
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The best time to get out fishing is well...anytime, but the summer at the Colorado high mountain lakes is remarkable. The weather is crisp and cool and the fish are biting. Jefferson lake in mid-June was no exception. The lake was recently stocked. We caught several beautiful Rainbow and Cutbow Trout with an average size …
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Late spring is the perfect time to start heading to the Colorado mountains to fish. We took a couple trips up to Alma, Colorado which sits at 10, 578 feet, making it the highest incorporated community in the United States. Alma is located southwest of Denver, CO, approximately 65 miles using US-285. It takes about …
Continue reading Spring Fishing in Alma, Colorado – Brookies, Rainbows and Brown Trout
Fishing in Pagosa Springs, Colorado has become an annual trip for us because of the excellent fishing in Echo Canyon Reservoir. We have only fished from the shore, but boats and kayaks are allowed as long as you do not create a wake. It is kid, pet, and family friendly, with plenty of areas to …
Continue reading Echo Canyon Reservoir – Pagosa Springs, Colorado Fishing – Record Bass
The thrill of the bite is probably the best part about fishing. Sure the rod bending, reeling, and the holding of the fish are all awesome, but the initial bite is what we are really after. It sends a rush through the body, knowing the possibilities. It could be the catch of a lifetime for …
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Before arriving at Kodiak Island, we knew this year was a Pink Salmon year. This means that every other year the Pink Salmon return to the rivers in millions. They are only edible when they are bright silver, right out of the ocean, which most of them are not in the rivers we fish. Many …
What a great discovery this was! We are very excited about sharing the fishing area we discovered at the Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area near Canadian/Perryton, Texas. The most important thing to know about this area is that you need a Limited Public Use Permit, in addition to a Texas Fishing License. You must purchase …
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Greg and I spent several years in south Texas before moving to Colorado, but never any time in the Texas Panhandle, until this summer when I decided to accept a 13-month PT Assistant travel position at a nursing home, Senior Village, Perryton, TX. We had no idea there would be such great fishing in the …
We first discovered Lake Marvin while driving through Canadian, TX, looking for access to the Canadian River. It is a beautiful little lake with no one else in sight. It has been raining a lot here lately, so the lake is full of water and the fish are active and hungry. There are a couple …
