Trouts Denver & Frisco Forecasts | March 18th Edition

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March 18, 2021 1:48pm EDT

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We're filling out our fleet of fishing forecasts. We're excited to welcome our own Tanner Smith to the forecast party. Going forward, every two weeks, Tanner will be forecasting the fishing for those waters easily accessible from our Denver location - The Trouts Denver Forecast.

For those of you not familiar with Colorado native Tanner Smith, just know that he was born and raised on the cold-water fisheries of Colorado. His dad put a fly rod in his chubby little hand and told him to figure it out. Thirty-some odd years later, it's safe to say he's done his fair share of angling here in the Centennial State.

With over 50 years of Colorado fly fishing experience between Tanner and Zeke, check out their takes on what will be fishing well around our Denver and Frisco shops, the weather, a couple of fly choices, and flows for the next two weeks.

Tanner Smith
Lead Sales Associate - Denver

We thought spring had arrived and then just like that we got two feet or more of snow across the Front Range. The good news is snow this time of the year doesn’t really stick around for long and temperatures look to be bouncing back over the next 10 days. There are still a few days forecasted with snow, but that shouldn’t deter you much from getting out if you have the chance. Fishing should begin to heat up across the state over the next few weeks so take advantage of those opportunities to get out of the house.

Here are a few places within shouting distance of the Front Range that could be worth a stop...

CLICK HERE TO READ THE ENTIRE DENVER FORECAST!

Zeke Hersh
Regional General Manager - Frisco

You might not feel like spring is coming with all this snow we just encountered. Not only for the high country but even more for the front range. But I can assure you that I am seeing spring starting to show itself. Many of the rivers have freed themselves from their ice, temperatures are warming enough to melt new snow in lower-lying areas and fish have been consistently feeding on our open rivers. My excitement for the spring and the summer to come is starting to rise. The next few months are some of my favorites here in Colorado. One day you can be skiing deep powder, the next fly fishing, and then the next mountain biking, rock climbing, or some other kind of fun outdoor activity that Colorado has to offer. So, get out there in the next few weeks!

A few places I think about visiting this time of year...