The Hover-Lure is made to resemble a dragonfly hovering just above the water. The complete lure includes a small floating lily pad or stick, as well as a dragonfly attached to it. Because an attack from a monster bass might damage the lure, kits with replacement lily pads and dragonflies are available. http://www.hoverlure.com/
I don't know if you can still get them, but when Herter's was still around, they sold a floating lure that was an exact replica of a swimming baby duck, for pike and musky. I wish now that I had bought one, just for display if nothing else.
Not going to affect a lot of fishing areas, Clear Creek Reservoir is the only one I can think of. Camping should be better.
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New member here. I started fishing when I moved out to CO just over 4 years ago. I've done a lot of stream and river fishing (both spinning and fly-casting), probably because that is what CO is best known for? But recently I decided I wanted to become a more competent lake fisherman, and catch...
Anyone have any reports on fishing at Vallecito Lake? Northern's, bows, browns? Are there other fish here? Taking my 12 year old son there next week and we'd love to get into a snake or two but also want to catch some trout. Any guidance on tackle/lures/bait would be much appreciated.
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