| Colorado Bass Fishing
 The map to the left will take you to each lake's page. There you will find details about lake facilities, launch fees, anglers input and tips on lures and patterns that are catching bass.
On each page there is a link to the FISHING REPORTS PAGE. Let us know about your latest fishing trip by filling out this report . It will be posted on the appropriate lake page.
Also join in our FISHING DISCUSSION FORUM where you may talk about your favorite fishing subjects or issues dealing with our sport.
The intent of this site is to provide some useful information about these Colorado lakes and help us all catch and release more bass. The exchange of this information will help us all learn more about bass fishing and is part of what makes the Internet so useful.
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For those anglers used to fishing lakes and reservoirs, the thought of approaching a tidal fishery can be intimidating. Tidal systems are usually shallow, marshy areas like deltas with a seemingly endless expanse of similar-looking terrain. Add the effects of current, plus the rising and falling tides, and it can be a real puzzle. But by using a basic set of principles, you can begin fishing tidal water with more confidence than you ever imagined.
This 6.5 mile long reservoir was constructed as part of the Colorado-Big Thompson Project by building four large earth-filled dams. Spring Creek, Dixon Canyon and Soldier Canyon Dams, each approximately 210 feet high, are built across openings in the long hogback forming the eastern side of reservoir while Horsetooth Dam is constructed across the north end. The reservoir is adjacent to Lory State Park. The lake rests at an elevation of 5,430 feet and has 1,875 surface acres. This 6.5-mile reserv...
