Alot of lakes have been stocked in the past with muskie. Chatfield was one of them. My understanding from the DOW is it has not been stocked with them in several years. So any muskie you might hook should be
BIG. The same goes for many other lakes. So I would not be surprised if there are muskie in Arbor.
Follow this link to all Colorado Waters that were stocked with Tiger Muskie until 2001
http://www.coloradomuskies.com/stockingreport.shtml
Below is an excerpt from an email I sent to the DOW about Muskie stocking for this and last year.
Re: Tiger Muskies.. Stocking??
« Reply #11 on: July 01, 2005, 09:59:08 pm »
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I emailed the DOW a few days ago and requested a list of waters stocked with tiger muskies for 2004 and this year. The reply:
Hi,
The following bodies of water will be stocked with musky in 2005:
Barker Reservoir, Big Creek Lakes lower, Clear Creek Reservoir, Continental Reservoir, Daigre Reservoir, De Weese, Reservoir, Evergreen Lake, Golden Gravel Pond #3, Horseshoe Reservoir, Jayhawker Ponds #1 and #2, Lon Hagler Reservoir, Pinewood Reservoir, Prospect Pond # 3 south, Seeley Lake, Teller Lake # 5, Union Reservoir and Wahatoya Reservoir.
For 2004:
Pike View Reservoir 144
Trinidad Reservoir 1,000
Horseshoe Reservoir 1,600
De Weese Reservoir 3,000
Joe Wright Reservoir 300
Jayhawker Pond # 2 39
Golden Gravel Pond # 3 75
Golden Gravel Pond # 4 60
St. Vrain State Park 120
Estes Lake 100
Teller Lake # 5 100
Prospect Pond # 3 south 100
Big Creek Lake, Lower 300
Jayhawker Pond # 1 100
Pinewood Reservoir 199
Lon Hagler 1,500
Evergreen Lake 200
Clear Creek Reservoir 4,000
Barker Reservoir 600
Union Reservoir 2,500
Johnson Reservoir 450
Harriman Lake 450
Have a nice day.
David Dokken
Dan
