PLANNING ON FRESH FISH FOR DINNER, TRY FISHING WHERE THE FISH ARE. This book contains official information from the Colorado Division of Wildlife, on over 3000 bodies of water, including .the average catch per hour as reported by the angler to the game warden, .almost all the species in Colorado including trout, bass, walleye, salmon, northern pike, crappie, perch, bluegill, etc, .the total number of fish trapped by netting or electric shock by survey teams, including species and size, .a description of the size of lakes, rivers and streams, .roughly the number of beaver dams in the area around streams, .the types of insects and other food in the area around lakes .whether the bodies of water are stocked or not, .data sorting and rating systems for all skill levels, including beginners, pleasure fisherman and trophy hunters.

The book also includes official Colorado Forest Service Maps (worth over one hundred dollars) including

.individual area book sized maps with detailed coordinates to quickly find the location of each body of water, .a Colorado state overview map with clusters of fish symbols rating waters with good size and catch per hour, .the elevations of mountain peaks, .main access roads, .four wheel drive access roads, .hiking trails, .private areas requiring permission, .bodies of water printed in blue for easy recognition.

Some anglers have described the book as the best ever for finding the fish they want, and how to get there.

There is an almost an overwhelming amount of information in the book, but the rating systems break down all the data, and organize it so readers can find the information they want quickly.

PLANNING ON FRESH FISH FOR DINNER, TRY FISHING WHERE THE FISH ARE.

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