[Bassacre]

I just got my first fishing yak, nothing crazy a 10' Sun dOlphin but it was pole holders and will get the job done until I stack enough chips for a sit on top foot pedal. Any ideas at all would be very appreciated, I'm up in N. Loveland...

 

[TthePikester]

Up north you have a lot of options from Loveland Lake, Carter, Horsetooth to Lagerman. Depends on what you fish for. Here is an interactive map, look up different lakes in your area and it has regs, species and tips.

http://ndismaps.nrel.colostate.edu/index.html?app=FishingAtlas

Good luck!

 

[MydnytBlu]

We have yaks and I have found this website very accurate and valuable. This is Colorado's boatable waters. Good luck and have fun!

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/v...&ll=39.00227136533081,-105.51665849999995&z=5

 

[Kamm1004]

I just got a nucanoe frontier 12 I'm rigging up with. Trolling motor. Seats two. Maybe we will have to team up.

Btw... I'm pretty sure you need a membership to boat on lake loveland. Public fishing is only from shore. I could be wrong

 

[TthePikester]

you guys and gals with yaks and canoes here is a great site for parts and accessories.

http://www.kayakdiy.com/store.html

 

[TthePikester]

Btw... I'm pretty sure you need a membership to boat on lake loveland. Public fishing is only from shore. I could be wrong

You are correct, I was unaware they have changed that since I haven't gone there in years! THX for the correction!