The club is open to all, but club events take place during the week and we meet at Chilson Senior Center in Loveland, CO. Our basic purpose is to fish, but we're easily distracted by the chance to work with youngsters or improve northern Colorado outdoor resources.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
While the rest of us fish for stockers ...
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Some boat ramps closing down for season, none local for now
DENVER, Colo.--Boat ramps and watercraft-inspection stations at two popular impoundments, Jumbo and Turquoise, have closed for the season and other boat ramps across the state will be closing soon. Seasonal closures will remain in effect until inspections for invasive mussels and other aquatic nuisance species resume next spring.
Hand-launched, non-motorized watercraft, such as kayaks, canoes, belly boats, sailboards, rafts, float tubes, windsurfer boards and inner tubes are permitted and will not be affected by the closures.
Loveland area waters like Boyd and Horsetooth will remain open until late November, weather and water levels permitting. Lake Grandby inspections will be shutting down Oct. 31. Here's a link to the DOW's website about inspections: http://wildlife.state.co.us/Fishing/MandatoryBoatInspections.htm
Hand-launched, non-motorized watercraft, such as kayaks, canoes, belly boats, sailboards, rafts, float tubes, windsurfer boards and inner tubes are permitted and will not be affected by the closures.
Loveland area waters like Boyd and Horsetooth will remain open until late November, weather and water levels permitting. Lake Grandby inspections will be shutting down Oct. 31. Here's a link to the DOW's website about inspections: http://wildlife.state.co.us/Fishing/MandatoryBoatInspections.htm
Alan Anderson wins club tournament. Again!
Alan Anderson, who won the 2008 tournament at Flatiron Reservoir, came out on top again on Tuesday, Oct. 5, with a winning stringer of trout of 48 inches. He received the revolving Grand Champion Trophy from last year's winner, Dominic Scavullo.
Leland Carpenter was second with a total catch of 45 1/2 inches, and Bob Roelofz was third with 31 inches.
Prizes included cash for the winners of $50, $30 and $20.
Photo by George Kral
Leland Carpenter was second with a total catch of 45 1/2 inches, and Bob Roelofz was third with 31 inches.
Prizes included cash for the winners of $50, $30 and $20.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Don't miss the annual Club Fishing Derby Tue Oct 5
Grab your cans of corn and a handful of nightcrawlers! The 4th annual club fishing derby is set for 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Oct. 5, on the banks of Flatiron Reservoir. (NOTE CORRECTED DATE)
Cash prizes will be given for biggest and smallest fish and for the longest stringer of fish. The winner gets his or her name engraved on the revolving trophy, won last year by Dominic Scarillo, who also earned the right to be chief cook at this year's free picnic to follow. There's no entry fee and no charge for the food!
The rules are simple: any legal form of fishing is permitted, but you're limited to one pole and a single hook, according to derby organizer Frank Zupanc.
Flatirons is part of Larimer County Parks and Open Space, so there's a fee for entry. To carpool with someone who has a park permit, meet at the southeast corner of the K-Mart parking lot by 7:30 a.m.
Cash prizes will be given for biggest and smallest fish and for the longest stringer of fish. The winner gets his or her name engraved on the revolving trophy, won last year by Dominic Scarillo, who also earned the right to be chief cook at this year's free picnic to follow. There's no entry fee and no charge for the food!
The rules are simple: any legal form of fishing is permitted, but you're limited to one pole and a single hook, according to derby organizer Frank Zupanc.
Flatirons is part of Larimer County Parks and Open Space, so there's a fee for entry. To carpool with someone who has a park permit, meet at the southeast corner of the K-Mart parking lot by 7:30 a.m.
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