Ice Fishing Colorado LLC

 What can you catch in the lakes listed below?????                                                    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...

  We will post weekly reports on the lakes you want to know about....If you do'nt see your lake on here, contact us and let me know...I will get it on here for you....

  Please always check the ice levels at all lakes and in different areas of the lakes...Always fish with someone and have safety picks on you at all times...

    Also remember to check each lakes regulations, as every lake is different...

  The bottom of the page has phone numbers with recorded information for all regions of Colorado...

  Thank you to the Colorado Division of Wildlife for letting us use  weekly fishing reports from all around around Colorado...

        Georgetown 

     This 54 acre impoundment is located on I-70 just north of the town of Georgetown.  Fish that can be caught include rainbow trout and brown trout. 

For updated fishing reports, contact the Colorado Division of Wildlife Northeast Region Service Center (303-291-7227). 

  As of December 7, Georgetown Lake had at least 6” of ice.

            Chatfield

  This 1,100 acre impoundment is located on South Wadsworth Boulevard, about 0.5 miles south of C-470.  Fish that can be caught include rainbow trout 15-18”, walleye over 24”, smallmouth bass, bluegill and black crappie. Extreme care should be taken when ice fishing in the Denver area due to changing weather conditions.  For updated fishing reports and ice conditions, contact Chatfield State Park (303-791-7275).

Check out the updated fishery survey summary for more information. As of December 7, most metro lakes had only very thin ice.  However, due to the latest Canadian cold front, ice conditions will improve.

          CherryCreek

      This 800 acre impoundment is located just east of I-225 and south of Parker Road.  Fish that can be caught include rainbow trout, walleye over 24”. Extreme care should be taken when ice fishing in the Denver area due to changing weather conditions.  For updated fishing reports and ice conditions, contact Cherry Creek State Park (303-690-1166).

            Quincy

              Granby

    Budget Tackle in Granby (970-887-9344) has the most current information ... 

              11 mile

  This 3400 acre impoundment is located south of US Highway 24 between Wilkerson Pass and the town of Hartsel.  .  For updated fishing reports and ice conditions, contact Elevenmile State Park (719-748-3401

       South Platte River  

            Bear Creek

    This 205 acre impoundment is located on Morrison Road, just east of C-470 in Lakewood.  Fish that can be caught include saugeye over 20”, and rainbow trout.  Extreme care should be taken when ice fishing in the Denver area due to changing weather conditions. 

 For updated fishing reports and ice conditions, contact Bear Creek Lake Park (303-697-6159).

          Aurora Reservoir

   This 820 acre impoundment is located on Quincy Avenue, one mile east of Gun Club Road.   Fish that can be caught include yellow perch up to 12”, rainbow trout 12-18”, and walleye over 24”.  Extreme care should be taken when ice fishing in the Denver area due to changing weather conditions.  For updated fishing reports and ice conditions, contact Aurora Reservoir Park (303-690-1286).

   Jackson Gulch Reservoir 

  This reservoir is located in the southwest region of Colorado near Durango...There is ice fishing allowed...The lake is stocked with trout and reports are there are alot of perch in these waters....Fore more information call the Mancos State Park...970-533-7065

           Trout Lake