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Opening Day of Trout Season Here

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  • susie

    Oh my. Creeks here are filled with hog nosed suckers, no trout. Occasionally a bass will appear. Current River on the other hand is filled with oodles of game and rough fish. I am so looking forward to putting a hook in the water.

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  • Alpine

    Can't get to my fishing places until the end of July-Early August. Snow or snowdrifts block access until then.

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  • Texas1911DE

    ...There arent any trout around here...its all Bass fishing.

    ...My best friend wifes parents own a lodge on the Conjeos River in Co., go up there end of July.

    ...I cant fly fish at all...use an ultra lite rod with Salmon eggs :). My buddies father in law gave me funny looks because I couldnt use a fly rod, walking upstream following him. I'd throw it and it would wrap around me in 2 seconds, fooey on that...ultra lite rod/reel worked fine, caught a limit in an hour or so everyday.

    The first time I was up there, I was catching a lot of trout, but they were all small (12"-14")...another fisherman saw me and ask why I was throwing all the fish back, "because they are all small ones" I told him. Those trout were small compared to the bass I am used to catching, duh me. :) The guy informed me that those were all keepers. Great fishing but had a limit in no time, so didnt get to fish very long each day, bummer....

    ...Co. Fish & Game stock rainbows, cutthroats and browns once a week just up stream from the lodge, killer fishing every year...

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  • mohawk600

    I sure do love trout. Stream or lake, it doesn't matter. Rainbows or browns............yessir.

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  • buddyb

    When I was growing up we had a trout season here in upstate SC.I cant remember if the season opened March 1st or April 1st but dad would be off work and I would stay out of school that day and we would go trout fishing opening day and always limit out.

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  • Brookwood

    I took my motor home on a trip to attend a nephews wedding in Colorado some years ago. Found a nice campground somewhere west of Glenwood Springs that had a nice creek flowing just behind my camp site. I was told upon arrival that fishing was allowed and no license was needed there.


    After scrounging around for live bait (caught in the wild), a few crickets made short work of catching 4 very nice 10-12" Rainbows. I seasoned them up that same afternoon and had them cooking on my portable George Forman propane grill when the campground manager came by, driven by the pleasant aroma. When I answered his question about what was cooking he turned about three shades of red in the face! And his demeanor instantly changed from a polite host into a total butt hole. Loudly informing me that all fishing there was CATCH & RELEASE! 😲


    A totally unheard of phrase up to that time by this visiting tourist and one that didn't make a lot of sense either. My only reaction was my defensive ignorance of their law and he could have let me know when I checked in. He just stormed off and treated me like crap those last couple days I was there.


    On a side note; Those were the best trout I ever ate! 😁

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  • montanajoe
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    love the trout, bass, bluegill/perch, but a big boy catfish is my favorite.

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  • mogley98

    Not a big fan of fresh water fish crappie are ok but local catfish and bass not interested. I prefer grouper, flounder, snapper etc.

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