Colorado B.S. Thread

Yo is it chill if I chill here?

 

hey

 

What's up Colorado friends. Anyone pretty familiar with Pagosa Springs? I'll be honest, I don't care about the hot springs much but know that we are going for a day or so. I am headed there (the town) the first week or so of June, for wrestling camp at the High School. Everyone is camping at / near the school, so have that covered. Have to be with the group at the campgrounds in the evenings / night (we have female wrestlers, wife is the team mom so she's the female supervisor).

Really looking for info on where to find some big old trout pretty close to town. Seems like everyone is into fly fishing there, but I never have fly fished, have always either shore fished or done sea charters up in Alaska and California / Mexico. Was thinking that there has to be some local info, but if nothing pops up then I'll just go with the old powerboat and a spinning reel

Thanks for any help.
Rob

 

maybe, what do you bring to the party?

 

sup

 

Bofa

 

Depends on your definition of "Big" trout. You can catch Trout right in town on the San Juan, if you want truly catch big trout you need to head an 1.5 hours South and fish the most famous trout water in the USA, the San Juan Tailwaters below the Navajo Dam (Don't fool around, Texas Hole access and fish the braids up from there). Biggest Problem around Pagosa is the lack of Public access, Colorado is not a high water to high water access State and trying can get you shot.

Local Fly Shop
http://www.williamscreekangler.com/fishing-report/

 

Shoulda got two

 

I see 2 back there

 

Want to double the cost and comfort of your RTT?

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My dog. A morph between Nien Nunb and Gizmo

 

Has anyone run North Sand Hills in Walden? Headed up there this weekend for some camping with my roommate's family.

 

Anyone coming up to Denver I have a 4ft awning in monument that would need a tw express

 

@YamaDirtrider @mountainmonkey @Coop68 Ran it last year I think

 

Yep. Been out there a few times.

 

First off, can't believe they actually have that as a product.

Second, they're geniuses, because the RTT thread on here is 85% people asking what other people are doing to make the mattresses more comfortable.

 

Any recommendations?

 

The sand is fun to play in, there have camping on the sand but it’s nothing great. For nicer wooded camping you will need to that the sand dunes road/trail. Cross the water and go up the hill. Eventually it’ll connect with other trails and you can find camping up there. But be warned there could be snow drifts in places.