Night temps are still cold, need some warm winds.
Did you not take your ice auger?

A couple more days of this warm weather will start opening some of the smaller ponds

Thanks for your remarks. Looks as though you all are catching some nice ones as well! Would be nice to catch a bunch of those perch though - red worms you said? That must of been a blast!

I’m not a veteran of ice fishing, but have been out three times this year in three local reservoirs. Each time I’ve been out, I learn a few more tricks of the trade. Locating fish or at least learning where to find them is utmost important. Then speculating what species and what type of bait or lure to use.
If there is no action, one has to keep moving and if you have a sonar, it’ll help the chances of catching fish.

Hey Son, did you have any luck at Chatfield
I fished the north side near the tower and had some guys catching smaller walleye but no keepers.

Man is it nice to hear from you Joeski1!
I certainly appreciate you sharing your input. I’ve fished Chatfield in the past years but need to be better at locating fish.
Just bought a Marcum and hope this will help. With your post, I’m planning on hitting Chatfield this Monday depending on these storms coming through. Thanks for the invite, let me know if you can make it.

Hello Flyguy,
I appreciate your welcome message. I look forward to hearing back from some of the locals around the Denver area.
Hope your area is producing some good fishing.

Haven’t seen too many good reports for ice fishing in Colorado. Thinking about Chatfield but not certain where to drill some holes and have some luck for rainbows or walleye. Any observations would be appreciated!