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Hooked on a small 180 acre irrigation reservoir down the road from my house, I'm figuring out these Colorado fish! I don't think anybody fishes crappie around here because these fish absolutely love my Bobby Garland baby shad!:biggrin:biggrinAttachment 136788Attachment 136789
Super nice fish....
Way to go Joe!
Can you move to the left a little more so I can get a waypoint :biggrin
Looks like fun!
from the sound of the weather the way point might be main street
Yes, sadly we have lost many great fishing lakes to the flooding!:banghead On the brightside many of the lakes that were very low are filling back up over the structure!:biggrin The dam broke at Rocky Mountain Arsenal wiping out one of my favorite pike lakes. St Vrain State Park that had several small lakes full of walleye, saugeye and tiger muskies was over taken by the St Vrain river and the list goes on! :mad: I can't get to the lakes down the road that I have been crappie fishing because the roads are flooded/closed...Quote:
Originally Posted by ragnar
Thanks Doc, for teaching me how to "tightline" jig the deep crappie and inflicting me with this deepwater jigging addiction!! :biggrin ...and by the way, the "Christmas Tree" works here too!:highfiveQuote:
Originally Posted by crappiedoc
Joe,. How did you end up Colorado?
In-laws live here and we have been wanting to move out here, so in July we moved!:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by NYHellbender
I'm sure the fish in Milford and Ft. Riley are gonna miss you. :Rofl
Colorado is a beautiful state. When we lived in KS, my dad and I camped in Estes State Park Colorado for 2 weeks.
It was amazing,... wildlife every place you looked. Fishing was Awesome too.
I'm glad you where able to find crappie in CO. A friend of mine moved out to California this summer, and he found a Crappie lake out there.
He was so excited I thought he was gonna pop. :Rofl