What is the state record trout in colorado?
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Wasn't sure what type of trout you were reffering to so the link below is all the state records of different trout.
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colorado (the rocky mountains)
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http://www.prfc.state.va.us/sports/fishing_potomac.htm
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Sorry, Indiana lifetime fishing licenses ended July 1, last year. \n\nhttp://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/licenses/lifelic.htm
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California,colorado,and arkansas
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Rockies\nSierra Nevadas
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Try Meridian Lake. It's located about two miles east of Kent right off hwy 516. Lake Meridian holds Rainbow trout as well as Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass a variety of Spiny Rays and Catfish. Trolling small flatfish or popgear will work well for the Rainbow trout. Fishing from the public dock using a power bait and a sliding eggsinker will work also. For the bass try casting a dark colored crankbaits. Lake Meridian is open year around.
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As you didn't specify where you are going, try looking at these web sites:\nhttp://www.montanafishingguide.com/\nhttp://www.flyfisherman.com/rmwest/cbbighorn/?terms=bighorn\nhttp://www.westfly.com/mt/mt_thismonth/may05.htm\nhttp://www.westfly.com/mt/mt_thismonth/jul05.htm
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the following web page has a listing of some Denver area lakes, reservoirs, rivers and streams where you can fish, as well as the types of fish available\n\nhttp://www.coloradofishing.net/ft_denver.htm
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http://wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/SeasonDatesAndFees/\n\nThis gives you the dates and also how much it will cost, etc.
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Try fishing around in this site:  http://www.census.gov/
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It all depends on where at in MT, what kind of fishing you like to do, and if you are just after catching fish or you want to catch a big one.  For flyfishing the best river is the Missouri just north of Helena about 30 miles next to Craig, MT.  Down south of Billings about 45 miles is Harlowtown and the Big Horn is there.  Both of these rivers have great rainbow and brown trout (avg size is 18-22 inches)  In the North west corner (Flathead Valley, where I live) is Flathead Lake which has many different species, if you are not familiar with the lake I would suggest hiring a guide to show you the ropes this lake is fished with a boat and usually downriggers.  Just across the mountains from here is the blackfoot indian reservation (special $10/day or $60/yr permit required) and there is approx 6 lakes over there that are stocked with rainbows and it is not uncommon to catch fish that weigh 8 lbs. or more, they can be fished from boat or shore, fly or spinner.  Other than that there is multitude of places with great fishing in MT, just ask around and usually you will at least get pointed in the right direction.  GOOD LUCK!!!
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This site: http://www.michigantroutstreams.com/michigantroutstreams/\n\nhas a map of trout streams in Michigan. It looks like the Huron River might be the closest one to Lansing.
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I found one in Colorado. Just did a search on Yahoo. There must be more.
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I would try trout fishing anywhere in the Rockies.  In the summer the water in streams is plentiful, weather is moderate and the fish will be biting.  The Rio Grande river that runs through parts of Colorado and New Mexico has some great spots.  Also try rivers in Wyoming, Montana and northern Colorado.  If you’re looking for bass fishing check out Lake Fork just east of Dallas in Texas.  It is know for it large fish.  Saltwater fishing along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts is usually pretty good in the summer.  Charter boats will take you out for a price, but you can probably do just as well fishing from a jetty or pier.  I would look along Florida’s panhandle and the Texas coast.  Google any of these areas and you will find tons of info.  Hope this helps.
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- Colorado...?\n- Denver...?\n- If not then click the below link for more references.\n- all the best\n-----------
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I think if I'm not mistaken that it varies from state to state and possibly even county to county. Here's a link for North Carolina limits and sizes:\nhttp://www.ncfisheries.net/recreational/recguide.htm