Grand County Fishing Report 5/22/23

Grand Lake - Water Temp 48 degrees. Fishing for rainbow trout and brown has been excellent. Target rocky shorelines and inlets. Spoons and small crank baits in silver or bright colors have been the best producers. Early bite is a frenzy of activity, but if a storm or breeze comes in the action can pick back up quickly. Lake trout action is very good with fish being caught in 20-40 ft of water on small dark colored tubes tipped with sucker. This is an excellent time to fish on this lake, don’t miss out on the great bite! Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon.

Williams Fork Reservoir. Water level is at 65% and filling daily. Boat ramp is not open as water is still below the ramp. No estimate on opening date yet. Good action is being reported for lake trout and pike for those on shore or hand launched boats. Target the shallow bays in the afternoons for pike where the water is warmest. Spoons, glide-baits and crankbaits are getting some action. Lake trout are being caught in 25-50ft of water. Tube jigs and plastics that imitate crayfish are producing well.

Lake Granby- Water temp is reaching 55 degrees in the afternoons. Mixed clarity depending on location. Water level is 82% and filling at approximately 6” a day. Sunset boat ramp hours are 7 days a week 6am-8pm. Stillwater boat ramp hours are Friday-Sunday 6am-8pm. Fishing for rainbow trout has been good. Target the areas with moving water. Kastmasters, Little Cleo spoons, and tungsten jigs tipped with Clam Silkie under a float are all catching fish. Brown trout action has been excellent. Look for fish along rocky shorelines, or mud lines from the wind. Crank baits, small tube jigs and larger profile spoons have been working well. Best bite is in the wind and stormy weather. Lake trout bite has been very good with fish being caught at all depths right now, but ready to move deeper as the water warms. Best action is 15-50 ft of water with white or lighter colored tube jigs and small minnow imitations. Key to catching fish is finding them, once you find them they seem eager to eat. Use your electronics or legs to cover water and locate fish. This time of year is a great time to be on the water with the multi-species action, don’t miss it!! Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

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Grand County Fishing Report 3/17/23

Grand Lake - Expect manageable slushy travel around the lake. Fishing for rainbos and brown trout has been fair to good. Target 6-10ft of water with small brown tubes and Clam Jointed Pinhead Mino in silver or pink colors tipped with a waxie. Laketrout action has been fair in 50-80ft of water with quite a few suspended fish. Small minnow imitations, Wonder bread color Flutter spoons or glow grubs on a brightly colored jig head have been producing bites. Tip your baits with fresh sucker and cover with your favorite scent to keep those fish coming in. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

Williams Fork - Water level is at 43%. Lake trout bite has been fair to good recently. Majority of fish are being caught in 45 to 65 feet of water on small plastics and tungsten jigs tipped with sucker meat. The bite has been best early in the morning, tapering off around noon with most afternoons being slow. Slush has started to freeze up, most areas have a couple inches of frozen slush ontop of 4 to 6 inches of slush, however some areas still haven't hardened up yet and there is 6 to 8 inches of slushy snow onto of the ice. - Fishing with Bernie Guide, Sam Hochevar

Lake Granby - Water level is at 75%. Travel on the lake has been changing daily with the warmer temperatures, starting to see some significant slush east of Deer Island, around Dike 3 and in Arapahoe Bay later in the morning as top crust layer softens. Fishing for rainbow and brown trout has been good, but don’t sleep in. Best bite has been at sunrise, with small white or pink jointed Pinhead Mino spoon or small tungsten jig tipped with a Maki Plastic, fished in 8-12’ of water along the rocks by the dams or rocky shorelines. Lake trout bite has been improving the past week, look for active fish in 40-75’ of water. Don’t be afraid to move if the fish are chasing and not biting, this can be key in your search for un-pressured fish this time of year. SI Flies tipped with sucker, 2-3” dark colored tubes and grubs have been consistently producing, but sometimes the glow plastics can be the key as a changeup. Tip your jigs with a fresh small piece of sucker for best success. —Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon.

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Grand County Fishing Report 2/24/2023

Grand Lake- Currently, the lake is in very good condition, especially if you plan on fishing the areas with quite a bit of traffic. Ice is averaging 8-15” throughout the lake. The area in front of the pump canal can be very dangerous as water flows out of Shadow Mountain so please use extreme caution in this area. The rainbows and browns have been eggar to strike a well-presented tungsten jig in the shallows, very early in the morning. CLAM Pro Tackle’s Drop kick and caviar jigs have been a pretty solid bet for us this year. Concentrate your efforts in 5-12 feet of water and as the day gets warmer, slide off into the deeper water and utilize a flashier type of hardware like a small spoon. Lake trout are still taking the typical Grand Lake presentations. Small tubes and grub type jigs have been very good as of late in the 30-60 foot range. If fishing these lake trout over the deeper water, keep your eye out for the suspended fish. This late in the season, it’s not uncommon to see fish suspended in well over 100’ in depth. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Jake Foos

Williams Fork- Certain areas still have some slush on top of the ice and are difficult to navigate through when traveling on foot. The lake is at around 44% of capacity so the usual walks are a bit longer than past years. The fishing for all species other than lake trout has been fairly slow for us as of lake. Late trout are super hungry and have been slamming small grub style jigs like a Simcoe Bug when tipped with a small piece of sucker meat. Again, load that jig up with some craw or shrimp scent for best results. We are concentrating our efforts in 40-70 feet of water right now for the hungry lakers. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Jake Foos

Lake Granby- With the latest sub-zero temperatures and lighter snow storms mixed with some very strong winds, the lake is really starting to firm up quite nicely. There are still some very problematic, slushy, wet areas around the center of the lake so please use extreme caution, the slush monster is not quite 100% gone yet. The black ice is averaging 8-12” below the frozen slush layer that is up to 14 or so inches thick right now. Rainbows and browns are starting to stack up in the inlet areas. As soon as runoff starts, these will be fantastic areas to concentrate on for these fish. Right now, the key to the rainbows is to fish early and stay as quiet as possible on the ice. Small jigs tipped with a wax worm are fishing the best. Lake Trout are continuing to produce quite well, even as we get closer to spring. We are still finding fish in almost every depth range throughout the lake. With the high water this year, pay special attention to shoreline features and structure for the early morning bite in the shallows. As the day progresses, we are pushing off into deeper water in search of the numbers that are showing up. If you find one fish right now, you will usually find a whole pile of them. 40-50 feet of water has been producing best for us. JCP grubs and small tubes have been our top producers in more “natural” like colors. When fishing these lake trout, don’t forget to load that jig up with some scent and tip them with a very small piece of sucker meat no bigger than a finger nail. A lot of our fish have been chasing baits up to 15’ off the bottom and it’s a ton of fun when you can get them to bite in those conditions. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Jake Foos

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Grand County Fishing Report 2/17/2023

Grand Lake - Travel conditions are still slushy in areas, but improved. Fishing for Rainbows and Browns has been fair for the first hour of day light in 6-10’ of water once the bite slows its time to bump out deeper to stay on fish. Ice flies, maribou jigs and micro tubes have been working well, tip with a wax worm or butter worm to entice finicky fish. Lake trout action has been slow to fair depending on the day. We are seeing increasing numbers of suspended fish but finding the majority still working the bottom in 40-85’ of water. Using electronics to locate fish has been key, once you find them they are biting a variety of baits such as glow grubs, tungsten jig with silkie, tubes, flutter spoons and hair jigs. Add a small piece of sucker and pay close attention to detect the light bites. Dan Shannon, Guide Fishing with Bernie.

Williams Fork - Water Level 44%. Recent snow has made movement on the lake tougher with snow and slush in areas on the lake. Lake trout can be found 50 to 70 feet of water on the bottom. Small tungsten heads tipped with sucker meat have been producing alot of fish. Moving around on structure in these depths has been the key to finding and catching lake trout. Fishing for rainbows and kokanee has been slow as the lake is not being stocked right now due to gill lice. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Sam Hochevar

Lake Granby - Water Level 82%. Travel conditions continue to improve, but still some large slush pockets to contend with. Fishing has been fair for rainbows and browns, the key is to fish early and late, then locate the rocky shorelines that hold active fish. Micro tubes, small spoons, and ice flies in pink or white have been most consistent. Lake trout action has been fair, finding most active fish in 40-70’. Jig tipped with a dark natural colored tube or grub and a small piece of fresh sucker has been producing, but keep a glow tube or grub , or blade bait handy for when the bite slows to change it up and entice a few extra bites. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

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Grand County Fishing Report 2/10/23

Grand Lake - 12”+ of ice in most places with deep snow and slush in spots. Fishing has been fair for all species. Best rainbow and brown trout action is along the rocky shorelines early in the day. Small ice flies, maribou jigs and brightly colored tungsten jigs tipped with wax worm will produce fish. Lake trout are being caught in 30-70’ of water, Small glow grubs and tubes tipped with a small piece of sucker worked right on the bottom will produce bites. Keep an eye out on you electronics for suspended fish as well, we are starting to see a few cruising around. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

Williams Fork Reservoir - Water level is at 44%. 12”+ of ice, some snow and slush forming with recent snows. Fishing for lake trout has been fair. Most fish are being caught between 45 and 55 feet of water. Small plastics (1 - 2 inch) and tungsten jig heads tipped with sucker meat are producing most of the fish. When the bite slows down moving around on the structure you are fishing will produce more bites.  Fishing with Bernie Guide, Sam Hochevar

Lake Granby - Water level is at 82%. With the recent cold temps machine travel is improving. Use caution and be prepared for if you get stuck, deep snow and slush are still very present. Fishing for rainbow trout and brown trout has been fair. Look for them in 10-15’ along rocky shorlines and main lake points. Pink and white tungsten ice flies, Dropkick jigs tipped with a silkie or micro tubes are producing well. Fishing for lake trout has been fair to good depending on the day. Fish have moved a step deeper as is typical in February. Most productive depths have been 40-75’ on top of structure with deeper water close by. Tubes, grubs, spoons and a plain tungsten jig tipped with a piece of sucker skin have been producing bites. Color varies by the day with darker colors and glow working best on most days. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon.

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Grand County Fishing Report 1/20/2023

Grand Lake - Ice is good, but look out for deep snow and slush in areas. Fishing has slowed a bit in past week. Rainbows are still biting well first thing in the morning. Focus on the areas around the inlets, and Pink tungsten jigs, and small pink/silver spoons tipped with a waxie are working well. Find water less than 14’, start shallow and work your way out as the day goes on. Lake trout action has been good, look for them in 35’ to 65’ of water. 3/8 oz jig head with a radical glow grub tipped with a small piece of sucker, or a heavy tungsten tipped with a Clam Silkie has been producing good numbers of fish. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

Williams Fork - Water Level is 46% - Travel on the ice has been some work with the new snow in past few days. Fishing for rainbows, browns and kokanee is slow. Some pike action on suspended baits off the main lake points and cliff areas. Lake trout bite has been good. Look for best action in 50’+ of water and keep moving until you find a spot where the fish are consistently moving through. Small tubes, grubs and any crawfish imitations have been working well. Crawfish colors or glow. A little piece of sucker meat or crawfish scent to sweeten the deal will help entice bites. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

Lake Granby - Water level is at 86%. Ice conditions are inconsistent, but improving with the cold temperatures, as always check the ice as you go. Finding 4-10” of ice depending on location and whether the ice has been insulated by snow or slush. Expect deep snow and slush while traveling about the lake, seeing a few snow machines running around but not many yet. Reminder: OHV’s over 1000 lbs are not allowed, this will be strictly enforced. Don’t leave your safety gear at home and have a plan for if you get stuck. Fishing has been good for all species. Rainbows and browns have been active in the low light conditions, small tungsten jigs and spoons, look for rock transitions or moving water. For brown trout small tubes, minnow imitations or jigging raps, worked in rocks and mud transitions areas during the low light hours. Lake trout fishing has been good in 35-70’ of water. The key is finding the group of fish that are active, so stay mobile. A variety of baits have been working hair jigs, spoons, tubes and grubs in dark or glow colors are producing bites once you find the active fish. Tip with a single salmon egg or small piece of sucker for best results. Good luck to everyone in the upcoming 3 Lakes Ice Fishing Contest, stay safe and hope to see you at the weigh station! Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon.

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Grand County Fishing Report 1/13/23

Grand Lake - Ice is holding at 6-8” with deep snow and slush on the lake in spots. Beware while walking around, temps have not been cold enough to re-freeze holes, and with the snow cover it can be very hard to locate them before you find it with your foot! Fishing has been good to very good for rainbow trout at first light. A small tube, ice fly or Jointed Pinhead tipped with a waxie has been our go to baits. Target water 12’ or less and don’t sleep in, this is definitely the bite for the early bird. Lake trout bite has been fair, with active fish in the 30-50ft depths, a small tube or spoon tipped with sucker has been most consistent. - Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

Williams Fork - Ice is holding up well, minimal slush, but plenty of snow. Wax up that sled and be prepared to put a little effort in, getting to the lake and traveling around. Water level is at 46% capacity. Lake trout bite has been good. We are finding large fish mixed in with the numbers fish so you never know what a bite will bring. Make sure your gear is sized appropriately. Small twisty tail grubs, tubes, hair jigs and flutter spoons tipped with sucker have been producing bites. Target 40-70’ of water and stay mobile if fish are showing up and not biting, sometimes just a small move makes all the difference. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon.

Lake Granby - Water level is at 87% of capacity. Ice conditions are inconsistent and have been deteriorating with the lack of cold temperatures and persistent snow accumulation. Expect deep snow and large pockets of slush on top of 3.5-6” of ice. A few machines seen around the lake, but we have parked ours until conditions improve for safety reasons. Fishing for Rainbow trout has been good early in the mornings along rocky shorelines in 6-10’ of water. Small ice flies or tubes tipped with waxie are producing bites. Lake trout bite has been good. Look for them in 35-60’ of water. Small hair jigs, tubes or a classic grub tipped with a small piece of fresh sucker worked right on the bottom has been producing strikes. If headed out be sure to keep safety at the top of your list, bring a buddy, a floating suit, spud bar and rope. We need a cold snap to build some ice! - Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

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Fishing Report 1/4/2023

Grand Lake - 6-8” of ice with about 8” snow on top. Slushy in areas. Fishing has been excellent for Rainbows and Browns in the early mornings in less than 12 ft of water. Small tungsten jigs tipped with Wax worm, micro tube jigs or small jointed Clam Pinhead spoons have all been producing. Lake trout have been fair in 30-50ft of water with small glow grub or black grub tipped with a small piece of sucker. - Dan Shannon - Guide, Fishing with Bernie.

Lake Granby - 3-4” of ice. Some foot traffic, but have not seen any machines out yet. The heavy snow brought lots of slush. We need some consecutive cold nights to firm things up. Fishing has been very good for all species. Look for best Rainbow trout action in Cutthroat bay up in the shallows early and late in the day. Small tungsten jig tipped with gulp minnow, or Clam Silkie has been producing well. Lake trout bite has been very good in 20-60ft of water. Small natural color tubes, grubs or brightly colored spoons tipped with sucker have been producing good bites from under 20” fish. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon

Williams Fork - 8”+ of ice throughout the lake with about 6” snow cover on top. Water Level 48%. Bite for lake trout has been very good. Focus on your numbers fish in 30-60’ of water, Radical glow grub, or Clam Leach Flutter spoons worked on the bottom have been producing. The large lake trout bite has been very good as well, up-size your baits, large tubes, minnow imitations and be willing to drill some holes to chase down that elusive bite. The rainbow and kokanee action has been slow due to no recent stocking as CPW combats the gill lice. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon.

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Fishing Report 9/12/22

Grand Lake - Water temps are starting to come down a bit, but fishing still remains slow to fair for all species. For the best action on rainbow and brown trout target the inlet areas and rocky shoreline by the town docks. A small silver/pink spinner or spoon, or a hopper imitation fly has been most consistent when worked parallel to the shoreline or in the moving water of the inlet. Lake trout action has been picking up lately as the water cools. Best action has been first thing in the morning in 50-70’ of water with small tube jigs and jigging spoons tipped with a fresh, small piece of sucker. Pay close attention as the bites are light but they are there. Look for lake trout action to pick up as the water continues to cool.

Williams Fork - The new ramp hours are 7AM to 7PM. Water capacity is at 81%, 13 feet low. In flow is 40 cfs out flow is 240 cfs. The surface temp early AM has been steady near 64 degrees warming to 67+ on calm days. The Lake Trout bite is good on Juvenile fish. By late morning seasoned anglers can easily catch their limit. Look for them in 75 to 90 feet of water. Small grubs or tubes tipped with sucker meat fished tight to the bottom is producing bites. The bite is light and fast so one must remain focused on the rod tip. When the bite drops off move to a new spot, which sometimes is only a few boat lengths away. If you see a single fish on the screen stop and drop, there are more in the area. Large Lake Trout are few and far between until the water cools. Northern Pike fishing is slow, but I'm seeing follows nearly every time I fish them with an occasional catch. Young Northern's can be found close to the shoreline. Trophy class fish are hanging out in deeper water moving into shallower water late PM. The best time to fish Northern's is early AM, late PM and overcast breezy days. On calm days with blue skies be prepared for a lot of casting with minimal result. I've seen a few Brown Trout being caught in the inlet early AM in shallow water. Rainbow and Kokanee fishing is slow due to low population. Fishing with Bernie Guide - Randy H

Lake Granby - Ramp hours are 6a-6pm. Water temps have come down and are currently in the mid 60’s. Fishing is starting to pick up as the water cool. Rainbow trout and brown trout action has been fair, with trollers reporting success in 10-20’ of water with pop gear or dodger and spinner tipped with a worm or pulling around crankbaits. For shore anglers and those casting, an erratically worked crank bait or tube jig in the transition areas between mud and rock has been producing. Lake trout action is slow but picking up. Downsize your presentation and slow down the jigging cadence, have to pay close attention to detect those light bites. Small dark colored tube jigs or grubs tipped with a piece of sucker has been working most days. Look in 60-80’ of water and use those electronics to find the fish, then don’t be afraid to move if they aren’t biting, as some days it’s taking several spots to find the active fish. Fall is rapidly approaching and the bite should be picking up as the water cools and leaves start to change! Fishing with Bernie Guide - Dan Shannon

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Grand County Fishing Report 9/1/22

Grand Lake - Summer conditions continue to make the fishing for all species a bit tough. Rainbows and browns are active early in the areas of moving water, primarily the inlets. Cast spoons, tasmanian devils or small crank baits early in the moving water. Trollers are reporting some success with cowbells and pink spinner or spoon tipped with a small piece of worm, focus on 15-25ft depth range. Lake trout are in their summer locations, look for them in 65-100ft of water. Small radical glow grubs or brightly colored tubes tipped with a small piece of sucker meat is producing bites. The bites are light, so make sure you are paying close attention. Fall is coming fast and action should be picking up soon. Fishing with Bernie Guide, Dan Shannon.

Williams Fork - Ramp hours are 6AM to 8PM daily. After Labor Day weekend the new ramp hours will be 7AM to 7PM. Water capacity is 86%, or 10 foot low. Inflow is 54 cfs, outflow is 263 cfs. Surface temp is 66 degrees early AM warming to 70. Visibility is excellent 12 to 15 feet down. Juvenile Lake Trout are biting good. It's easy to catch a limit of Laker's under 19". Look for them in 75 to 90 feet of water. Pretty much any small plastics tipped with a small piece of sucker meat fished gently on the bottom will get bit. When the bite drops off move to a new location. The fish are hugging the bottom. If you spot a single fish stop and drop... there's more than one there. The crawdad's are also biting good in 80 foot or less if you leave your jig laying on the bottom too long. Large trophy class Laker's are scarce right now. Pike fishing is extremely challenging due to the decline in population. On sunny calm days expect a lot of casting with minimal result. Early AM, late PM and overcast days with choppy water is your best bet. Please practice catch and release on all Northern Pike caught. Bank fishing for Rainbows and trolling for Kokanee Salmon is very slow since neither species has been stocked for several years in a effort to control gill lice in the Kokes. — Fishing with Bernie Guide - Randy H

Lake Granby - The conditions on the lake are indicating that fall is right around the corner. The summer crowds are down a little bit, the crisp air in the mornings is in the mid to low 40’s and we have even seen a couple of the aspen trees start to show signs of turning a little bit yellow as of late. With that said, the fall bite is just right around the corner! The surface temps are sitting in the mid to upper 60’s, depending on the daily weather and the the lake remains very close to a full pool. The browns and rainbows haven’t been showing themselves much on the main lake but we have seen quite a bit of action close to whatever little bit of running water we still have coming in. The most important thing to remember when fishing these fish is getting on them early. Starting before the sun comes up until about 8:00 am seems to be the best window right now. We have been casting CPT Leech Flutter Spoons and Tasmanian devils in terms of hardware and HD and JSpecs for our jerkbait options. Again, “the very early bird gets the fish” when fishing for rainbows and browns right now. The lake trout seem to still be on their summertime spots right now and they are pretty stacked up. Find deep structure and you will find some fish willing to chomp at what you present. When we say deep, we mean pretty deep. Anything in the 70-95 foot range seems to be holding fish right now. There are certain features that are holding the big fish opposed to small fish but that is changing daily. I think all of the fish seem to be roaming and starting to feel the change in weather in anticipation for the fall just as much as we are on the top side. Our best days for numbers have been on small jigs as of late. Small tubes, twister tails and even just a plain jig head seems to be doing the trick right now. Add a very small piece of sucker meat or skin, load it up with some scent and have some fun! — Fishing with Bernie Guide, Jake Foos.

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