Ice Fishing Colorado LLC

     Welcome Colorado Ice fishermen and women and all of you visiting us from out of state...

   Looking to rent some Ice Fishing supplies??? We have everything you need, from a full package with a shantie and heater, to just renting a auger or shantie...Rent a whole package or just what you need..We also have Live Worms and Berkley Power Bait available for you...

   We strive to get only the best products to rent to you...We use "Clam Ice Fishing Shelters" and Strike King augers...Our packages give you the most supplies you can rent and the lowest price you can find....

 To get started in ice fishing, it can cost more than $500.00....That is a large amount of money to see if you would like to try something new...My supplies are  $70.00  and under and include everything you would need to Ice Fish except a license...The shanties ( like the one on the right ) and supplies are for two people...To view all the Ice Fishing supplies we have available for you click on the Packages/Supplies tab in the drop down list on the right side of this page...

 The tackle box is one of a kind...The Basic tackle box will include a weight/tape measure combo, a fish glove, stringer, Colorado fishing guide, a variety of jigs and skirts, 3 different sizes of hooks, swivels, weights and all the basics you need...With the rental of a " Blue Igloo" or "Beginner" package we can give you a basic box and you pick what you want to add to the tackle box from a wall of ice fishing baits like Berkley Power Baits, live worms and a large assortment of jigs...

                                    We are NOT a guide service...

                                     What can you catch in the winter???

  Trout, kokanee salmon, mackinaw and northern pike are the primary attraction on most frozen lakes, warm-water fishermen also can find some interesting possibilities... Reservoirs along the northern Front Range hold walleyes, catfish, crappie and yellow perch... 

                Remember to always think safety and be sure and check each lakes ice level...Ice levels will differ from lake to lake and even week to week on the same lake...Always think safety first... 

      Thanks to the Colorado Division of Wildlife for letting me use information from their web site on the following pages...I use information given by them to make sure you get the most up to date information on fishing in Colorado...

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