@@CombatFlyFishing dam ok I was thinking to throw some black beauties and scuds but I'll follow suit and see what I can do. It's only my third time fly fishing but my first day I caught a 16" a 14 and lost something big around 18+ on a brown leech and scud. I want to learn fly fishing so I don't damage the fish since I don't keep them. So from ur video I just park at the res and walk up that east side trail and it takes me to the dam spillway?
@@puprilla yep. It’s a long hike but it’ll take you in there. I think there’s a trail map posted in the parking lot. Take a photo of it before you head out.
@@CombatFlyFishing great idea!! Thanks bro I appreciate it! Alot of ppl get to sensitive when it comes to fishing but I do it for fun mostly unless they are stocker's then I'll keep a few for the smoker. Deckers is gold medal tho so I release everything right away, most times they don't even get out of the water I just net em then unhook and drop em back
@@CombatFlyFishing woof!! Those fish are picky picky! Couldn't get them to take anything I was trying scuds and rs2 and pheasant tails even some brown leeches lol got my ass handed to me but it's a sick hike
I've fished that area many years before 9/11/01 and although before 911 you were allowed to walk the service road all the way to the river, you were never allowed to drive it. After 911 the Denver Water Board built the hiking route that exists today that bypasses the road. Today the service road is closed to the general public. -Tim
Still can't believe I'm saying this, but I've never fished Cheesman Canyon! This video giving me some good inspiration though. Need to head there this Summer for sure!
Just know it’s a 10 mile round trip hike to get into the prime location. I drove out there and everyone failed to mention(had many customers tell me to try this place out+online) I was not prepared for that so I unfortunately didn’t make the trek
Just know that this place is a 10 mile round trip hike to get into the prime location. I drove out there and everyone failed to mention(had many customers tell me to try this place out+online) I was not prepared for that so I unfortunately didn’t make the trek
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Great. Vid with clear directions for those who’ve never been. Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful country and beautiful trout !!
I always hit wigwam corner tomorrow will be my first hike into the spillway from the dam. Nice video man
Nice! Good luck. Was just in there five days ago and size 22-26 black foam back midge emergers were the ticket. -Tim
@@CombatFlyFishing dam ok I was thinking to throw some black beauties and scuds but I'll follow suit and see what I can do. It's only my third time fly fishing but my first day I caught a 16" a 14 and lost something big around 18+ on a brown leech and scud. I want to learn fly fishing so I don't damage the fish since I don't keep them. So from ur video I just park at the res and walk up that east side trail and it takes me to the dam spillway?
@@puprilla yep. It’s a long hike but it’ll take you in there. I think there’s a trail map posted in the parking lot. Take a photo of it before you head out.
@@CombatFlyFishing great idea!! Thanks bro I appreciate it! Alot of ppl get to sensitive when it comes to fishing but I do it for fun mostly unless they are stocker's then I'll keep a few for the smoker. Deckers is gold medal tho so I release everything right away, most times they don't even get out of the water I just net em then unhook and drop em back
@@CombatFlyFishing woof!! Those fish are picky picky! Couldn't get them to take anything I was trying scuds and rs2 and pheasant tails even some brown leeches lol got my ass handed to me but it's a sick hike
I heard that back in the day you could drive down from the upper section and park. Also that they restricted access by car after 9eleven.
I've fished that area many years before 9/11/01 and although before 911 you were allowed to walk the service road all the way to the river, you were never allowed to drive it. After 911 the Denver Water Board built the hiking route that exists today that bypasses the road. Today the service road is closed to the general public. -Tim
@@CombatFlyFishing Thanks for clearing that up. I have always wondered why.
Still can't believe I'm saying this, but I've never fished Cheesman Canyon! This video giving me some good inspiration though. Need to head there this Summer for sure!
Just know it’s a 10 mile round trip hike to get into the prime location. I drove out there and everyone failed to mention(had many customers tell me to try this place out+online) I was not prepared for that so I unfortunately didn’t make the trek
Just know that this place is a 10 mile round trip hike to get into the prime location. I drove out there and everyone failed to mention(had many customers tell me to try this place out+online) I was not prepared for that so I unfortunately didn’t make the trek
Nice fish! What flies were you using?
Tiny flies. Mostly midge larva and emerger patterns that day. -Tim
What were you using to catch em?
6:39 poor Kyle, we've all been there buddy.