The best time (season) to fish in Colorado?
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The best times and places depend upon the species being pursued.  There is good fishing somewhere all year in Colorado.  Many tackle shops have a blackboard listing fishing conditions in nearby lakes and streams and generally are a good source for this type of information.
641858
the fly fishing is not very good in CO
99828
Bishop, Ca.  Mammoth, Ca. I love this area.  Check out Mammoth Times.com for tons more info. I live in San Diego and really enjoy traveling the 400 miles to this area.  The fishinG is wonderful.  Trout in the 7 pound range. June lake loop is hot.  Silver Lake, on the opposite shore from  the enterance, is really great fishing in the afternoon. Must be the shadows from the trees. Georgous scenery too.  \n\nCheck out Yellowknife in the Northwest Terrotories of Canada.  Especially "Great Slave Lake".  GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR FISHING!
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The weekly fishing reports for Colorado are listed every Wednesday in the Denver Post Newspaper in the sports section.\nwww.denverpost.com
1067853
Just like BassFisherman, I'd be on El Salto.  The fish down there are HUGE.  I'd definitely take my dad, and probably Hank Parker.  Every time you see him on TV, he's always got the best stories; plus, the man knows everything.  I know a lot about bass fishing, but even the best learn new tricks and I'm sure he'd have dozens.  Going back to the lodge after a day of hooking up to 10+ pounders and sharing some drinks with my dad and Hank Parker would be icing on the cake.\n\nOne other place I'd love to go would be to South America for some Peacocks.  They hit topwater so hard you almost get hit w/ the spray from the boat.  That'd be nice.\n\nThe only other 2 I can think of would be offshore for marlin in NC, and flyfishing for wild trout on a secluded stream out west somewhere.\n\nThe last 3 are tied for a close second to El Salto though.  If I could be on El Salto w/ my dad and Hank Parker, I believe life would be complete.
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Hard to say. It looks like Colorado dnr's web site is closed for the summer. What I did find indicates that there are "probably" Rainbow and Cut throat Trout and a variety of pan fish. \nIt also appears that someone won a largest fish award with a fish caught there in 2005.
1158069
Drive up to Lake County.  You're only a half hour away and the fishing is great.  Try Lake Harris right up Rt 27
867433
I fish up in Northwestern Ontario, Canada.  It's wilderness type country.  I fish in the spring, because while it's often cool- NO!darned cold, I avoid all the bugs.  The fishing is usually GREAT.  Northern pike, walleyes, perch, trout, and muskies.  You can usually catch enough that IF you kept all you catch, the weight would sink the boat.  We camp.  But, there are lodges.  You see eagles, beavers, bears, and moose.  You'll often see the "Northern Lights"  You'll hear loons, which to me IS, the sound of the North.  If you are seeking a wilderness fishing trip, you won't beat Canada, unless you go to Alaska.  I'd be happy to provide specific info, if you wish.
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I like the ocean pier fishing.\nTry Avalon, Cherry Grove, Apache, or Springmaid Beach piers.\nThis is a good time of year.\nUse fresh shrimp.\nIt works much better than the frozen tubs from the bait shop
258537
White bass fishing is fun and they are also good to eat.\nI prefere to fish for them at night. I use small minnows for bait.You can hang a lantern over the water or get a floating light that hooks to a battery.I like to fish from a boat and just drop the line over the side without a bobber.By keeping the line tight you will feel the fish grab\nthe minnow. You may also use a slip bobber which works great. L.O.L.
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I have fished in both. Alaska is great and so is Argentina. The "Golden Dorado" is an awesome fighter. I would really check out Argentina first. It was an amazing experience. Hint go in Oct-Nov. Here are a few websites\nhttp://www.golden-dorado.com/\nhttp://www.xclusivexpeditions.com/flash.html
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Everyday.... a bad day fishing is better than a good day at work....lol.... Actually, with the right baits and lures you can talk old bucket mouth into the boat just about anytime of the year.  I do however find that the best times here in the southern US are spring (just before the spawn), just after the spawn.... and early fall.... that seems to be the times that bass are the most agressive.  You can't beat the feeling of a hard strike by a six to ten pound pole bender.\n When everyone else wasn't catching anything last night.... I brought up a three pounder with a grape worm trailing a gold Strike King gold bladed spinner.... then a four pounder on a glow from popper.  You just have to know when, where and how to work it.  But as long as my kids are with me.... anytime of the year is great.
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whenever you can find the time!   the fish are always in the water.  you only have to locate them and find out how to entice them!
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Check gander Mountain.  i think I bought afew there last summer.  They are great jigs and the fish just love them!  I have to go to the Gander Mountain here and I'll check for them.  If u can't find any send me an e-mail and I might be able to send some to you.
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Fishing rocks!  I go for freshwater fish.  Bass are big up here.  Any kinda fish is fun.  A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work!
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the following web page has a listing of some Denver area lakes, reservoirs, rivers and streams where you can fish, as well as the types of fish available\n\nhttp://www.coloradofishing.net/ft_denver.htm
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go buy wire leader.there will be a clip at one end and a barrel swivel at the other.clip your lure on the clip and tie the barrel to the line .use them up north on blues.youll never lose your lure