Fish Found Here
About the Creek
Regulations
Tips to Bear Creek
Advice from the Pros
Rainbow
Wiper
Perch
Brown Trout
Small/Large mouth Bass
Panfish
Crappie
Walleye
Bear Creek is a small stream connected to the South Platte River. This small body of water allows anglers a chance to fish for brook trout in one of the most beautiful parts of Colorado. Depending on what you would like to catch, there are a wide variety of areas where one can fish. The most commonly found fish in Bear creek is the Brown trout. For a successful fishing experience, using artificial flies can be advantageous, specifically dry flies.Bear Creek
1. Flies and Lures only Creek
2. All Rainbow Trout must be returned to the water
3. Limit 2 Brown Trout
4. They do ask though that you exercise catch and release to help keep the creek filled.
(Please read Colorado Division of Wildlife's Rules & Regulations brochure for more information on regulations for Bear Creek)
Bear Lake
1. Daily Passes:
- General - $5- Senior - $4- Camping - $102. Boating is restricted to only 10HP engines
1. CaddisFlies
- This hatch works on and off randomly. There is no specific time when is best to use these.2. Mayflies
- These are best during the ealry morning until late morning hours. The best size would be in the range of 14-16. Mayflies are also effective at the warmest part of the day. 3. Midges
- Most midges can be used all day. I would recommend the black midge in the size range of 18-20.4. Stoneflies
- Stoneflies are effective in the afternoon to evening time. Best size range would be between 6-8.5. Terrestrials
- Most terrestials are effective all day. However, if you plan on fishing late into the evening, then I would recommend using the cricket | ||||||
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