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The list below identifies where catchable trout (approximately 10") were recently stocked. Note: The stocking report is updated every Friday during the fishing season and lists waters that were scheduled to be stocked throughout the previous week. The date listed next to the waters is representative of when the water was added to the report.
CPW hatcheries stock over 2.5 million 10" rainbows (called "Catchables") into public lakes and rivers each year. Kokanee salmon- Kokanee are the land-locked form of sockeye salmon that live in reservoirs throughout the higher elevations.
years, likely up to eight pounds. Rainbow trout stock-ing will be evaluated each year to determine the ap-propriate number of trout to be stocked and their im-pact on the smelt population and fishery in general. Horsetooth Reservoir FISH SURVEY AND MANAGEMENT DATA Kyle Battige -Aquatic Biologist (Fort Collins) kyle.battige@state.co.us / 970-472 ...
Habitat Stamps are $11.50 and only one is required per person, per year for anyone ages 18–64. Stamps are valid March 1–March 31 (13 months). You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license.
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DAILY BAG LIMIT. Maximum number of fish you can take in a day, regardless of what you do with them that day Fish caught and placed on a stringer, in a container or live well, or not returned to the same water immediately, count in your daily bag or possession limit. Fish released immediately are not part of the limit. POSSESSION LIMIT.
Here is a short list of the fish that are most commonly stocked in Colorado: Rainbow Trout – Rainbows can be found in most mountain lakes and streams, as well as many plains reservoirs. Saugeye – This hybrid of walleye and sauger has been stocked into reservoirs throughout the eastern plains of Colorado since the 1980s.
