I'm sure some of you remember Charlie Meyers, who was the outdoor writer for the Denver Post for many years and probably since dirt was invented.
I want to relate a fishing story he wrote about sometime in the late 80s. It was about a brown trout of about 23" he caught on hardware in a small lake not far from Denver. The story included a photo of this brown. In the article, Charlie did not reveal the name or location of the lake but he gave some clues. For example, he said you have probably driven by it many times and never gave a second thought and, you could probably catch an 18 wheeler on a back cast.
I thought it was unusual he didn't reveal the name of the lake because that's what he usually did and that always caused the lunker hunters, by the hordes, to head for his latest hot spot.
It took me a few years to determine the lake but I finally got it.
Do any of you know where this is?
I want to relate a fishing story he wrote about sometime in the late 80s. It was about a brown trout of about 23" he caught on hardware in a small lake not far from Denver. The story included a photo of this brown. In the article, Charlie did not reveal the name or location of the lake but he gave some clues. For example, he said you have probably driven by it many times and never gave a second thought and, you could probably catch an 18 wheeler on a back cast.
I thought it was unusual he didn't reveal the name of the lake because that's what he usually did and that always caused the lunker hunters, by the hordes, to head for his latest hot spot.
It took me a few years to determine the lake but I finally got it.
Do any of you know where this is?