High-country lakes continue to produce well and should right up to ice-up. Granby and other nearby waters are seeing great rainbow action with flies and lures. Lake trout action continues to improve at Green Mountain and Granby as the water temperatures drop. Jigs tipped with sucker meat are a favorite tactic. Reports on kokanee snagging remain mixed with no consistency as to location or time. Green Mountain, Williams Fork and Gross reservoirs are all producing a few kokanee. With the cooler weather, Front Range reservoirs such as Aurora and Boyd Lake State Park are seeing good trout action, and the perch bite has yet to cool.
David Coulson,
STOCK AND DROP REPORT: More catchable trout
Some waters recently stocked by the Colorado Division of Wildlife:
Northeast region: Carter Reservoir, west of Berthoud; Estes Lake and Mary’s Lake, Estes Park; Golden Gate State Park lakes, northeast of Central City.
Northwest region: Corn Lake, Clifton; Seymour Reservoir and Slack and Weiss Reservoir, south of Walden.
Southeast region: Horseshoe Lake and Martin Lake, Walsenburg; Palmer Lake; Pike View Reservoir, Prospect Lake and Quail Lake, Colorado Springs; Runyon Lake, Pueblo.
Southwest region: Barron Reservoir, Grand Mesa; San Miguel River No. 3, above Norwood Bridge.
