...What do they know!? JK Do you want to catch big bass? I mean really big bass??? I can't and won't give out info on most of my spots but here is one that has yielded 7 bass over the 6lb mark this season alone and many 5lb'ers as well. By the way, if you catch anything big, PUT IT BACK!!! There is a reason the are so many big fish in there and many of them have signs that they have been caught before. Take C-470 to Santa Fe, exit and go South to about Highlands Ranch Parkway, look to your right and you will see a Battered Womens Shelter. Park in front and walk through the dirt RV storage lot and look down the hill to your right. You will see a nice pond with railroad tracks running right behind it to the West. When you are facing East (railroad tracks are behind you) you will see a concrete plant that makes culverts up on the hill in front of you. Fish it slow and I do mean SLOOOOOOWW!!! If you don't, you will not catch any fish! Next, get yourself a topo map of Colorado and study it. When it's cold and crappy out, go exploring and survey some new spots for Spring. Thats what I did! I have caught 41 bass that weighted over 5 lbs this season alone within a 50 mile radius of Denver. The largest was 10lbs 14oz and the second largest was 10lbs 8oz. Most were in the 6 to 8lb range. I have found that when people tell me that a pond or lake does not hold big bass, that is where I go first! It's kind of a case of he said, she said and guess what, nobody really knows...catfish_al said:
I just fished City Park today and fished for about an hour or so. Caught 5 trout, 3 were rainbows and 2 looked like cutbows. They had the rainbow stripe but the spots were different and they had the orange slashes. It was pretty cool, I have never fished there before. I'll have to fish it some more!3109elvis said:
