New: Just retired new to the site, live out on the eastern Colorado prairie and want to start fishing again now that I have time... mainly fishing from shore with the Grandkids....

Joeashycolt Loc: Byers CO

Just retired new to the site, live out on the eastern Colorado prairie and want to start fishing again now that I have time... mainly fishing from shore with the Grandkids.... looking for some easy / good places to fish at . Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks for your time, Joe

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Joeashycolt wrote:

Just retired new to the site, live out on the eastern Colorado prairie and want to start fishing again now that I have time... mainly fishing from shore with the Grandkids.... looking for some easy / good places to fish at . Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks for your time, Joe

Welcome aboard and congratulations on your retirement. Wish I could help you out.

Bassmatter Loc: Rohnert Park Ca.

Joeashycolt wrote:

Just retired new to the site, live out on the eastern Colorado prairie and want to start fishing again now that I have time... mainly fishing from shore with the Grandkids.... looking for some easy / good places to fish at . Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks for your time, Joe

Welcome to the fishing stage Joe! Good luck and be safe!!

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

Joeashycolt wrote:

Just retired new to the site, live out on the eastern Colorado prairie and want to start fishing again now that I have time... mainly fishing from shore with the Grandkids.... looking for some easy / good places to fish at . Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks for your time, Joe

Welcome, Grandpa, to the Stage. Grandkids pix are the BEST, just seein' those beaming faces enjoying their catch, and their time with Grands is sooooo sweet. How many do you take at one time ? Gotta be spry to keep up with 2, can't imagine 3 or more. Even with little legs, they're deceptively quick.
I'm not familiar with your region, so I'll be of no help, but it should be along soon. Lotsa "mature" anglers here, and most of us are real suckers for children.
Nice to have you aboard.

danieltrapper Loc: colorado

North or South of 1-70 N. Sterling Res S John Martain Res there are lot's more. Dont have time to list all ,But you can check out the fishing reg's from D.P.W.

LaDeDah Loc: Arvada, colorado

Lake hasty below the John Martin spillway has some amazing fish and a relaxed-pull your car up to the lake and drop in a Line atmosphere. I went often with family and friends, and the fish you could pull out were just as big as they are on the other side of that spillway.
Good luck to you!1

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

LaDeDah wrote:

Lake hasty below the John Martin spillway has some amazing fish and a relaxed-pull your car up to the lake and drop in a Line atmosphere. I went often with family and friends, and the fish you could pull out were just as big as they are on the other side of that spillway.
Good luck to you!1

Good report and Welcome Aboard LeDeDah

mcorbett1 Loc: Colorado Springs, Co

Joe, check out the following link to the CPW fishing atlas.
/ndismaps.nrel.colostate.edu/index.html?app=FishingAtlas
I found this to be a valuable resource when I first came to Colorado 10 years ago.
Mike

Oldbrowns Loc: Aurora, Colorado

Take it from a fellow grandpa, a great place to take them is Jackson State Park, northeast of Orchard. Lots of awesome places to shore fish. It had several species of fish like, trout, catfish, wipers. You and the kids will love it. I suggest you use your GPS on your phone to get there, it's kind of tricky. Good Luck!

MANNYL Loc: CO

Joeashycolt wrote:

Just retired new to the site, live out on the eastern Colorado prairie and want to start fishing again now that I have time... mainly fishing from shore with the Grandkids.... looking for some easy / good places to fish at . Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks for your time, Joe

Hello do you happen to know the Kirbies we will be fishing John Martin this weekend with the grandkids