11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 06.12.25

June 12, 2025 by lawrence falk

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HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 - 6:00 SATURDAY 7:00AM -7:00PM SUNDAY 7:00AM - 6:00PM

SPINNEY IS OPEN FOR BOATING WATER LEVEL STILL WAY DOWN

ARCHERY RANGE UNDER CONTRUCTION: CPW is installing an archery range near Rocky Flats. Looks to be a very big project and should be done this Summer. Very exciting indeed. Stay tuned for more details.

If you have a boat Lead Core Trolling rigs catch fish here at the Mile plain and simple. Let us show you how. We have them set up and ready to fish with leader. Buy one this weekend and get a free Needlefish to start you off.

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: All Park campsites and facilities are open. Mornings still in the low 40’s. Some rain over the last week is always great to see. No Fire Bans. Lots of green. Typical Colorado weather, nice in the morning with passing afternoon showers that don’t last very long. The passing front helps the bite. Don’t assume if its raining in the Springs it’s raining here. You can always check out the live weather station at the bottom of the report. Hatch is winding down.

WATER FLOW: 81.7 CFS IN 66.1 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 55

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

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PIC # 5: MARINA STORE AND LAKE SPECIALISTS: Camping, Fishing Equipment, Flies, Lures, Bait, Clothing, Food, Snacks, Drinks, Ice Cream and official purveyors of Boars Head brand products. Stop in and find out how we can help you catch. Get a topo map. They say information is gold. It's also critical to catching fish on the ice. The maps have GPS coordinates on them so you just can't miss. We want you to be successful here at the Mile. Get a map we will MARK IT UP with the hot spots. WE ARE HERE FISHING EVERYDAY AND CAN PUT YOU ON THE FISH. Spinney Maps are officially unavailable and no longer in production. You can probably find them other places but we are out. Plenty of Eleven Mile in stock get yours with all the hot spots marked up today. Information is gold for catching

PIC #1: “My son Ty caught a pretty nice one, on June 5. Using a lure that he picked out at your Store. He was so excited I thought he was going to fall out of the boat :) his new saying is Dad I will be your guide for the right price”. pic courtesy D. Neises

PIC #2: Team effort

PIC # 3: KASTMASTER EXCLUSIVE: Our Distributor Big Rock Sports has an exclusive on these four Kastmaster new patterns. Find them exclusively at Big Rock dealers like us. In size 1/8 and 1/4 Bone, Sunrise Sunset, Bleeding Chrome and Bleeding Frog. The are all working good!

PIC # 4: Water level down a bit for this time of year.

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TROUT: EXCELLENT: It’s a catchathon out on the boats particularly for those using lead core rigs. The exclusive Kastmasters doing great. Needlefish and Tas Devils also kicking it! Bite has been a little later in the day. Lots of Cuttbows 14 to 16 inches with occasional Lunkers. When its calm its a little more difficult a mild breeze helps a bunch.

KOKANEE SALMON: FAIR TO GOOD : It is clearly one day hot one day not. Timing and conditions make the big difference. Can’t catch them if you don’t try. Kokanee Kustoms, Macks Wedding Rings with Dodger. Go through your tackle box and try different things. Long line a pink Tas when its windy the fish come close to the surface.

NORTHERN PIKE: FAIR TO GOOD: Work the coves all around the lake. We like East of Howbert to Witchers. Most run West we head East. Time to work the Spinner baits. The 1st Gen we have are beginning to see action. Rapala and big sticks still producing. Big fish are far and few between but small to moderate size are showing up more frequently.

SPECIAL NOTE: 11 Mile Marina is located at the North Shore in Eleven Mile State Park, Lake George Colorado. A CPW Park Pass is required on all vehicles entering the Park. Any fees for Guide/Outfitter/Rental services do not include Park fees, CO fishing license or gratuities.

The WEEKLY FISHING REPORT is produced by fishermen for fishermen. We try to get it done every Thursday but some times fishing or life gets in the way. So if its not there on Thursday morning it will show up by Friday. We appreciate all the support and acknowledge that many of you won't miss a week but every now and then we might. CLICK SUPPORT THE REPORT TO HELP OUT Be Safe. Fish On!

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 06.05.25

June 05, 2025 by lawrence falk

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HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 - 6:00 SATURDAY 7:00AM -7:00PM SUNDAY 7:00AM - 6:00PM

SPINNEY HAS ENOUGH WATER TO OPEN NORTH BOAT RAMP FRIDAY JUNE 6

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: 82.9 CFS IN 72.8 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 54

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC # 6: MARINA STORE AND LAKE SPECIALISTS: Camping, Fishing Equipment, Flies, Lures, Bait, Clothing, Food, Snacks, Drinks, Ice Cream and official purveyors of Boars Head brand products. Stop in and find out how we can help you catch. Get a topo map. They say information is gold. It's also critical to catching fish on the ice. The maps have GPS coordinates on them so you just can't miss. We want you to be successful here at the Mile. Get a map we will MARK IT UP with the hot spots. WE ARE HERE FISHING EVERYDAY AND CAN PUT YOU ON THE FISH. Spinney Maps are officially unavailable and no longer in production. You can probably find them other places but we are out. Plenty of Eleven Mile in stock get yours with all the hot spots marked up today. Information is gold for catching

PIC #1: Bryson lands this 40.25” 18.37lb Pike. What a memory! pic courtesy T.Paladini

PIC #2: Josie catches her first Cuttbow and Kokanee. Catching memories at the Mile. pic courtesy. Pic courtesy J. Kiser

PIC # 3: The Eleven Mile football fish. Don’t need a boat to catch the memories!

PIC # 4: WINNER WINNER $50.00 Gift card. This May’s photo winner is Shelby and her son Wyatt. It’s not always the big fish. This is a small fish with a BIG story. Shelby and her son spent a few days here over the holiday. He wanted to go fishing in the worst way. He had never caught one nor had she. They came into the Marina for assistance. We gave them help showing how to tie knots, make a proper rig etc. They tried really hard. Had some action with Power Bait but couldn’t hook them. Finally out on a boat trolling a lead core they each caught their fist fish. The happiness factor was off the charts and a future lifelong young angler was hooked. Now that’s another catching Memory!!!

PIC # 5: Come check out our Tasmanian selection.

TROUT: GOOD TO VERY GOOD: As the hatch dissipates the fish have gorged and stretched those stomachs. Then they go into a biting frenzy. Lots of Cuttbows 13 to 15 inches. We are catching 20 to 30 fish on a trip. No time to snack. Bigger ones a little elusive they will start coming on again soon. Many baits work but not all. Some lures are hot one day and then cold the next. Needlefish, Thomas Bouyants, Kastmaster, Rapala some of the hot tickets. Stop in for the latest updates.

KOKANEE SALMON: FAIR : They are being caught and every now and then someone gets a limit. Many are big three and four year olds. If you put in the time and know what you are doing you will catch some. Look to North Shore to Duck Island and Duck Island to Deer Island. Fish are suspended 10 to 40 feet. Most successful technique is trolling lead core with a dodger and a Macks wedding Ring, Squid or Kokanee Kustoms. We have tipped them with Pink Gulp Alive Maggots. Mack’s Imperial Spoons in orange or chartreuse have done well.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 05.29.25

May 30, 2025 by lawrence falk

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PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: All Park campsites and facilities are open. Spring is springing The annual hatch is in full swing should be over in a week or so. It can slow the bite up a little. Lots of great moisture with passing fronts. They don’t last long but can be heavy. No Fire Ban always great news. It’s getting green.

CR 90/92 was redone last year. We are beyond disappointed in what Park County has done. If the road doesn’t get paved in the future it will be an ongoing headache of a massive proportion. We know that the County has many miles of road and they fight with the State as to who should bare responsibility for traffic into the State Parks. But as far as we can see a good resolution has not been reached. This road is nothing short of shameful. Something has to be done to rectify this horrible County negligence that is damaging our vehicles, trailers and boats. Poisoning the environment with Mag Chloride, creating hazardous driving conditions and who knows what else. We see wildlife drinking from pools of mag chloride mud water after rains. Who in County Government thought this was a good idea should resign. Maybe that includes the entire County BOCC. We try to avoid discussing anything but catching fish in this report but this is an exception along with the Cell Tower which btw has done little to nothing to improve service and a lot to destroy a beautiful view.

WATER FLOW: 67.6 CFS IN 73.3 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 54

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC #1: Went out targeting Salmon on a Marina Pontoon and scored five kokes and one Trout using lead core, dodger and…….

PIC #2: Wyat and his Mom Shelby celebrate a first fish ever using a lead core rig and a Brass Bikini Needlefish. Pic Courtesy S. Leslie

PIC # 3: She was the only one in the group that caught one and a nice one indeed on a lead core rig, Arnies Pop Gear and some strange little thing she bought at Wal Mart with a night crawler

PIC # 4: The two biggest salmon from pic above.

PIC # 5: Tas Devils kick it here and at Spinney. Featured hot lure of the week. We have a nice selection and for those that don’t like the bead/hook set up we also have the wire replacement hooks for 7 and 13 gram.

TROUT: FAIR TO GOOD: The annual hatch has put a crimp in the strong bite we were experiencing. Mostly smaller Cuttbows being caught trolling a variety of baits behind lead core. Other methods are challenged with natural competition from all the bugs. Action at night still strong. As soon as the hatch is over the bite will be in high gear which should be soon.

KOKANEE SALMON: FAIR: If you put in the time and know what you are doing you will catch some. Look to North Shore to Duck Island and Duck Island to Deer Island. Fish are suspended 10 to 40 feet. Most successful technique is trolling lead core with a dodger and a Macks wedding Ring, Squid or Kokanee Kustoms. We have tipped them with Pink Gulp Alive Maggots.

NORTHERN PIKE: FAIR TO GOOD: Action continues on the West End is good with Stoll to Cross Creek seeing some nice fish. Trolling big Sticks like the F18 Rapala Pike Pattern in particular have seen success. Look to late morning through early afternoon as a good time for the bite.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 05.22.25

May 22, 2025 by lawrence falk

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RESERVATIONS FOR WATERCRAFT RENTAL FOR 2025 SEASON NOW OPEN: Even though the lake opens to boating April 15 we probably wont have all our equipment ready until mid May. Some will be ready by May 1 check online Booking for available boats.

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: All Park campsites and facilities are open. Aspens are popping a couple weeks early. The annual hatch is in full swing. It can slow the bite up a little. No Fire Ban. CR 90/92 was redone last year. We are very disappointed in what Park County has done. If the road doesn’t get paved in the future it will be an ongoing headache. We know that the County has many miles of road and they fight with the State as to who should bare responsibility for traffic into the State Parks. But as far as we can see a good resolution has not been reached. This road is nothing short of shameful.

WATER FLOW: 67.6 CFS IN 58.8 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 49-51

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC # 8: MARINA STORE AND LAKE SPECIALISTS: Camping, Fishing Equipment, Flies, Lures, Bait, Clothing, Food, Snacks, Drinks, Ice Cream and official purveyors of Boars Head brand products. Stop in and find out how we can help you catch. Get a topo map. They say information is gold. It's also critical to catching fish on the ice. The maps have GPS coordinates on them so you just can't miss. We want you to be successful here at the Mile. Get a map we will MARK IT UP with the hot spots. WE ARE HERE FISHING EVERYDAY AND CAN PUT YOU ON THE FISH. Spinney Maps are officially unavailable and no longer in production. You can probably find them other places but we are out. Plenty of Eleven Mile in stock get yours with all the hot spots marked up today. Information is gold for catching

PIC #1: “Darla was all smiles at Eleven Mile Reservoir after landing this 5 plus pound specimen of a trout.” Pic courtesy J. Palmer

PIC #2: Del at 94 years old and still catching. Non stop action on a memory filled 11 Mile Marina Guide trip

PIC # 3: “Azalea 13 yrs old first catch at 11 mile while camping at site 260 21" trout” Pic courtesy R. Gonzales

PIC # 4: “Please see pics of my Grandson and the fish he caught at Eleven Mile for entry into Pic of the Week for the Weekly Report. The bigger of the two fish measured 21.5” and weighed 3.5 lbs. He caught the trout in Suckers Cove fishing from the bank using power bait. Biggest fish he’s ever caught and one proud boy! Trout was caught on April 27, 2025.The other trout was 21.5” and weighed 2.11 lbs. He caught this trout trolling using a flatfish on April 26, 2025.

PIC # 5: Night time is the right time for fun catching. Pic. courtesy J. Bittleston

PIC # 6: “Here's a couple little guys we got north of witchers cove on a mother's day trip. We were running the little spoons you can see in one of the mouths of the trout in that double up photo. They're from juvi spoons on Instagram, he sent them to me and I love them. I was top lining one and the other with with a size 1 tadpole diver down about 15ft - 20ft and they were eating it up! 1.8mph - 2.1mph, we had easily 10 in about an hour. All not huge guys though but my daughter had a blast collecting them up. It was about 51° - 54° if I remember correctly over there. Hope this report is useful!” Pic courtesy C. Fuss

PIC # 7: Tas Devils kick it here and at Spinney. Featured hot lure of the week. We have a nice selection and for those that don’t like the bead/hook set up we also have the wire replacement hooks for 7 and 13 gram.

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TROUT: GOOD: Action has picked up significantly for boaters on the troll. Lots of action on Cuttbows and Browns 15 to 24 inches. Lots of baits working. J11 and J9 BT Rapala, Pink Needlefish #2 and #1, CDY Kastmaster 3/8, Green Rainbow Cowbells/Crawler, Tasmanian Devils with pink, Thomas Bouyant G and a host of other things hopefully in your tackle box. Stop and pop some tube jigs in 20 feet of water or less. Buggers and Leach patterns on the fly rod working the coves. Fish being landed through out the lake. Pick your favorite spot and get to catching. Night anglers are having a field day with lots of great fish 18 to 22 inches being caught. And don’t forget to be there for Sundown. Always sure to please. Stop in for the up to the minute updates.

KOKANEE SALMON: FAIR: You have to work it but they are still being landed. Dodger with Kokanee Customs, Macks Wedding Ringe,or Needlefish on an 18 inch leader. Its seems like the closer your bait is to the Dodger the better it works.

NORTHERN PIKE: FAIR TO GOOD: Action on the West End is good with Stoll to Cross Creek seeing some nice fish. Trolling big Sticks like the F18 Rapala Pike Pattern in particular have seen success. Look to late morning through early afternoon as a good time for the bite.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 05.15.25

May 15, 2025 by lawrence falk

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HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 - 6:00 SATURDAY 7:00AM -7:00PM SUNDAY 7:00AM - 6:00PM

ELEVEN MILE RESERVOIR IS OPEN FOR BOATING

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: All Park campsites and facilities are open. Aspens are popping a couple weeks early and the annual Hatch is also beginning an early appearance. No Fire Ban.

WATER FLOW: 60.0 CFS IN 80.2 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 52

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC #1:” A lot of small pike between 18-24 inches but we managed this beautiful 40-inch 15lb girl Trolling 8-inch Rapalas (Pike color) West End approaching Lazy Boy” Pic and report courtesy E. Barger PIC #2: “ Off campsite 261 White tube jig” Pic and report courtesy D. Hernandez

PIC # 3: Lots of fish like this being landed at night. The night fishing is hot

PIC # 4: Nice Brown joining other anglers landing Browns this Season. At our March Madness contest there were 8 Browns weighed, in the most ever. The catching continues into the Spring. Nice to see.

PIC # 5: “Hey Larry here you go hope to win the gift card and possibly make the page caught at 9am 5-12-25 in rocky flats 20ft of water tub jig crawdad colored tipped with a night crawler had the boat in a wind drift and the fish hit very light. Great hook set and released for another lucky angler my name is Tyler Myers I live in Florissant and am a regular to the reservoir.” Pic and report courtesy T. Myers

PIC # 6: We really like tube jigs. Dry Creek makes great tubes. Come check out our selection.

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TROUT: VERY GOOD: Action has picked up significantly for boaters on the troll. Lots of action on Cuttbows and Browns 15 to 24 inches. Lots of baits working. J11 and J9 BT Rapala, Pink Needlefish #2 and #1, CDY Kastmaster 3/8, Green Rainbow Cowbells/Crawler, Tasmanian Devils with pink, Thomas Bouyant G and a host of other things hopefully in your tackle box. Stop and pop some tube jigs in 20 feet of water or less. Buggers and Leach patterns on the fly rod working the coves. Fish being landed through out the lake. Pick your favorite spot and get to catching. Night anglers are having a field day with lots of great fish 18 to 22 inches being caught. And don’t forget to be there for Sundown. Always sure to please. Stop in for the up to the minute updates.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 05.08.25

May 08, 2025 by lawrence falk

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ELEVEN MILE RESERVOIR IS OPEN FOR BOATING

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: All Park campsites and facilities are open. Great week of snow which has melted already making for a greening of things in general. No Fire Ban.

WATER FLOW: 64.9 CFS IN 105 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 48

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC #1: Caught four nice salmon!!!!

PIC #2: Catching family memories.

PIC # 3: Lots of fish like this being landed

PIC # 4: 1ST GEN Splitblade Spinner Baits available now. A new addition to our incredible Tackle Wall Of Fame. A great Pike bait!

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KOKANEE SALMON: FAIR TO GOOD: These experienced Kokanee in the pic above reported action out from the Marian and East by Deer Island. If it is calm the fish are usually found deeper up to 45. As soon as it gets windy they are moving up in to10 feet or less below the surface. Generally you electronic won’t even see them. Pink Needlefish. Also try Mack’s Wedding Rings and Kokanee Kustoms on lead core with about a 15 foot leader. Most success with baits trailing a Dodger.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 05.08.25

May 01, 2025 by lawrence falk

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ELEVEN MILE RESERVOIR IS OPEN FOR BOATING

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: All Park campsites and facilities are open. Some recent snow but no big deal keeps fire danger at bay. No open fire ban.

WATER FLOW: 105 CFS IN 80.9 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 47

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC #1: Lots of nice Browns so far this year at Eleven Mile and Spinney. This beauty is from Spinney. Pic courtesy Jay

PIC #2: A couple of Pelicans at Duck Island with Mom sitting on a few eggs. Pic courtesy Jamie J and Alex the boat driver.

PIC # 3: Shore action for this young angler brought a big Pike. A few truck bed liner imprints for effect. Caught on a nightcrawler.

PIC # 4: The Tasmanian Devil not often copied and never duplicated. This unique spoon has been a mainstay here at the Mile, Spinney and Antero for years. We have a very good selection with emphasis on Pink colors but lots of other productive patterns. In addition we have packs of back up beads, or the wire hooks in both 7 and 13 gram both single and treble hook. We really like the single hook. Come check them out.

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TROUT: FAIR TO GOOD: Shore action still good boat action picking up. Those on shore using Power Bait, Nightcrawlers and spawn sacs finding success. Those pitching Kastmaster, Thomas Buoyant and popping tubes doing well. Black Wooly Bugger and Black Leach have performed nicely. Boaters having a mixed bag with trollers finding luck with lead core and Pink, Arnies Dynamac, Jointed Rapala and Tas Devils in Pink on them. Bite times vary look to sunrise, midmorning, early afternoon and sundown.

KOKANEE SALMON: FAIR: Boat inspectors report one boat that came through the other day with four big Kokanee. Other than that we have not seen any but those were a good sign and caught straight out from the Marina in 60 feet of water only 10 feet down. Pink Needlefish. Also try Mack’s Wedding Rings and Kokanee Kustoms on lead core with about a 15 foot leader.

NORTHERN PIKE: FAIR: Action is picking up in the shallows on the West end and around the lake in general. Troll the shallows with the F18 Pike Pattern Rapala if you are really serious. They had cancelled that pattern a few years ago but brought it back last year. A little hard to find but we currently have some in stock. People having Pike experiences from shore meaning seeing and losing some decent fish with a few anglers scoring like in the pic above.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 04.24.25

April 25, 2025 by lawrence falk

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HOURS: FRIDAY - SUNDAY 8:00AM TO 4:00PM AM NO REGULAR HOURS MONDAY - THURSDAY Open everyday starting May 1

ELEVEN MILE RESERVOIR IS OPEN FOR BOATING

SPINNEY RESERVOIR OPEN TO HAND CARRY BOATS, CANOES AND KAYAKS MOTOR BOATS DATE TO BE DETERMINED MORE THAN LIKELY SOMETIME IN MAY. WATER LEVEL LOW BOAT RAMPS NOT USABLE

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: Park County fire restrictions have been lifted. Snow was good mostly melted in a day or two. All Park facilities and campsites open May 1.

WATER FLOW: 123 CFS IN 90.06 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 44

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC #1: WOW some one knows how to catch Eleven Mile Kokanee

PIC #2: Taylor sports one heck of a nice salmon. He caught 8 on the East end. Some were only 10 feet down and others as deep as 45 feet. He used a Dodger with a secrete bait that looked a lot like a Kokanee Kustoms which we just got in. Tyler Elwell of Woodland Park is the maker of those baits and made a few exclusively for us. Come on in and check them out

PIC # 3: The action from shore is hot particularly at Sunrise and Sunset as the big spawning fish are doing their thing and that seems to be peaking right now. Boaters are finding action to be slower than they would like but the shore anglers are smiling. One boater reported good action on the Tasmanian Devil Black Betty size 13gram. As the water warms action will pick up for the boaters. Try Rapala’s and Tas on the troll, pitch tubes and jigs on the drift. Timing and depth are critical.

PIC # 4: Gothic Pink Squid one of six exclusive patterns from Kokanee Kustoms. Won’t find those at Scheels. Come check them out.

PIC # 5: Two really nice ones also caught from shore. The nice Brown was caught on a nightcrawler.

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TROUT: FAIR TO GOOD: Kastmasters and Rapala’s are showing off what they can do so far in this early season. Shore and boat have both produced when using them. Green Rainbow pop gear with night crawler on three foot leader shines in the Spring. Super slow troll, the slower the better. Fly action good close to shore using anything in black. Bait anglers liking the garlic flavored or salmon peach power baits. And night crawler and mallow always seems to catch a big one. Action found all around the lake.

KOKANEE SALMON: FAIR TO GOOD: Taylor knows what he is doing and tried many regular spots but only found schools on the East end off the channel from Deer Island to the buoy line. Some were suspended deep others were close to the surface. Use a Dodger and Macks or Kokanee Kustoms tipped with shoe peg corn or Gulp Alive Maggots. Stop in for latest updates

NORTHERN PIKE: FAIR TO POOR: A few smaller fish here and there. Look to better action as the water warms. Pitch or troll big sticks and spoons. Windy conditions help as the water gets cloudy in the shallows and they don’t see quite as well but hit just a s good as anytime.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 04.17.25

April 18, 2025 by lawrence falk

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ELEVEN MILE RESERVOIR IS OPEN FOR BOATING

SPINNEY RESERVOIR OPEN TO HAND CARRY BOATS, CANOES AND KAYAKS MOTOR BOATS DATE TO BE DETERMINED MORE THAN LIKELY SOMETIME IN MAY. WATER LEVEL LOW BOAT RAMPS NOT USABLE

RESERVATIONS FOR WATERCRAFT RENTAL FOR 2025 SEASON NOW OPEN: Even though the lake opens to boating April 15 we probably won’t have rentals available until May 1

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: Dry in general here. Park County fire ban Stage One. You CAN have a campfire in State Park designated fire pits. No fires in forest areas. Next couple days of weather should help. Water turned on in Park May 1. Showers and flush toilets open May 1. Campsites on the North side of lake are open now. South side open May 1. Snow in the forecast Friday/Sat, Sunny Easter Sunday.

Opening boating day saw about 30 boats. Catching was a mixed bag. It was pretty nice with calm conditions early but the cold water made for fair action. In typical Eleven Mile fashion for early season shore angling produces nice fish. Boaters do OK but things will pick up as the water warms. When we get to 48-54 degrees you will see a big difference.

WATER FLOW: 107 CFS IN 84.6 CFS OUT

WATER TEMP: 42

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC # 4: MARINA STORE AND LAKE SPECIALISTS: Camping, Fishing Equipment, Flies, Lures, Bait, Clothing, Food, Snacks, Drinks, Ice Cream and official purveyors of Boars Head brand products. Stop in and find out how we can help you catch. Get a topo map. They say information is gold. It's also critical to catching fish on the ice. The maps have GPS coordinates on them so you just can't miss. We want you to be successful here at the Mile. Get a map we will MARK IT UP with the hot spots. WE ARE HERE FISHING EVERYDAY AND CAN PUT YOU ON THE FISH. Spinney Maps are officially unavailable and no longer in production. You can probably find them other places but we are out. Plenty of Eleven Mile in stock get yours with all the hot spots marked up today. Information is gold for catching

PIC #1: Fun and a successful opening day.

PIC #2: Decent number of Browns like this showing up. Caught on Kastmaster. Pic courtesy J. Roberson

PIC # 3: Featured hot lure of the week. One thing is for sure there were a lot of fish caught on Kastmasters at Spinney and Eleven Mile this past week. The two fish in the Pics and reliable sources say the potential new State Record Cuttbow 20.3lbs landed opening day at Spinney were all caught on the Kastmaster. We have a famously great selection. Fire Tiger has always been one of our favorites. Jig, Cast or Troll your chances are always improved when used.

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KOKANEE SALMON: NO REPORT

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 04.10.25

April 10, 2025 by lawrence falk

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HOURS: FRIDAY - SUNDAY 8:00AM TO 4:00PM AM NO REGULAR HOURS MONDAY - THURSDAY OPENING DAY TUESDAY 4.15/8:00AM TO 4:00PM

ELEVEN MILE OPENS FOR MOTORIZED BOATING APRIL 15

SPINNEY RESERVOIR WILL NOT OPEN FOR MOTORIZED BOATING APRIL 15 CPW HAS DECIDED WATER LEVEL WILL NOT BE ADEQUATE FOR BOAT RAMPS THEY ARE THINKING SOMETIME IN EARLY MAY OPEN FOR SHORE AND HAND CARRY BOATS NOW

RESERVATIONS FOR WATERCRAFT RENTAL FOR 2025 SEASON NOW OPEN: Even though the lake opens to boating April 15 we probably won’t have rentals available until May 1. Lots of dock and prep work to be done and April weather can be challenging. It’s possible we may have a fishing boat or two ready in April but you would need to reserve those directly with our office. If you are interested in a Lund rental for April 19, 20, 26 or 27 call the Marina at 719-748-0317

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: Dry in general here. Park County fire ban Stage One. You CAN have a campfire in State Park designated fire pits. No fires in forest areas. Water turned on in Park May 1. Showers and flush toilets open May 1. Campsites on the North side of lake are open now. South side open May 1.

WATER FLOW: 74.4 CFS IN 81.7 CFS OUT

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

MARINA STORE AND LAKE SPECIALISTS: Camping, Fishing Equipment, Flies, Lures, Bait, Clothing, Food, Snacks, Drinks, Ice Cream and official purveyors of Boars Head brand products. Stop in and find out how we can help you catch. Get a topo map. They say information is gold. It's also critical to catching fish on the ice. The maps have GPS coordinates on them so you just can't miss. We want you to be successful here at the Mile. Get a map we will MARK IT UP with the hot spots. WE ARE HERE FISHING EVERYDAY AND CAN PUT YOU ON THE FISH. Spinney Maps are officially unavailable and no longer in production. You can probably find them other places but we are out. Plenty of Eleven Mile in stock get yours with all the hot spots marked up today. Information is gold for catching

PIC #1: Howard gets first Pike of the year. But he said of course “you should have seen the one that got away”

PIC #2: Pitching the shoreline a the main boat ramp

PIC #3: and another but a bit bigger!

PIC # 4: Certain lures and baits have their moments through out a season as days get longer and the water warms. We have always had successful catching on Rapala’s in the Spring Particularly on the Jointed although others do also produce. Here’s a pic from some in the Balsa series. The jointed ones really kick it.

PIC # 5: Getting ready for the Summer 2025 Season. Come visit our store or shop online for curbside pick up when boating season starts and hit the water without delay.

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TROUT: GOOD: Shoreline action all around the lake. Last week was almost too windy to fish but when conditions cooperated so did the fish. Many different methods and baits are working. Many anglers set a bait rig and pitch another with lure while keeping a sharp eye. If you like catching big fish and who doesn’t now is the time to go. Dress for all conditions. The days have warmed and the wind has been kind. Stop in for latest info.

KOKANEE SALMON: NO REPORT

NORTHERN PIKE: FAIR: A few fish like Howards turning up. He swore he lost a monster. Pearl Pepper tube jig was his lucky bait. As the water warms action should pick up. You don’t need a boat to catch the ones you want. Big fish in shallow water.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 04.03.25

April 03, 2025 by lawrence falk

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HOURS: FRIDAY - SUNDAY 8:00AM TO 4:00PM AM NO REGULAR HOURS MONDAY - THURSDAY

ICE OFF DON’T FORGET YOUR ANNUAL FISHING LICENSE EXPIRED 03/31

ELEVEN MILE OPENS FOR MOTORIZED BOATING APRIL 15

SPINNEY RESERVOIR OPENS FOR MOTORIZED BOATING APRIL 15 The lake will open for shore fishing and hand carry boats April 11 at 6:00AM

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: As of this writing we have no new snow although it was in our forecast. It’s actually been a pretty nice day on the cool side with occasional sun popping through the clouds. Spring time in the Rockies weather always changing.

WATER FLOW: 93.2 CFS IN 80.02 CFS OUT

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC #1: Pretty Spring time fish at the Mile

PIC # 2: Certain lures and baits have their moments through out a season as days get longer and the water warms. We have always had successful catching on Rapala’s in the Spring Particularly on the Jointed although others do also produce. Here’s a pic from some in the Balsa series. The jointed ones really kick it.

PIC # 3: Getting ready for the Summer 2025 Season. Come visit our store or shop online for curbside pick up when boating season starts and hit the water without delay.

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TROUT: GOOD: Shoreline action all around the lake. Last week was almost too windy to fish but when conditions cooperated so did the fish. Many different methods and baits are working. If you like catching big fish and who doesn’t now is the time to go. Dress for all conditions.

KOKANEE SALMON: NO REPORT

NORTHERN PIKE: We haven’t seen any yet. Water is too cold for them to be Spring spawning.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 04.03.25

March 27, 2025 by lawrence falk

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ICE OFF: There may be some ice here and there in coves but for the most part it’s gone. Open water fishing all around the Lake.

OPEN FOR BOATING: Eleven Mile will open to boating April 15 one half hour before sunrise. Hand carry currently allowed. Canoes, Kayaks, Float Tubes, Paddle Boards. Water is very cold. Wind conditions vary and can come up swiftly and powerful. Stay close to shoreline areas if you go out. Avoid becoming a statistic. Even with PFD you don’t want to be in the water.

SPINNEY RESERVOIR UPDATE 04.01: Will open for shore fishing and hand carry boats April 11 at 6:00AM Open for motorized boating April 15

RESERVATIONS FOR WATERCRAFT RENTAL FOR 2025 SEASON NOW OPEN: Click BOOK NOW box for 2025 summer season. Rates will increase April 1. You can reserve at 2024 rate until March 31. Book Now and SAVE. Even though the lake opens to boating April 15 we probably won’t have rentals available until May 1. Lots of dock and prep work to be done and April weather can be challenging. It’s possible we may have a fishing boat or two ready in April but you would need to reserve those directly with our office.

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

CURRENT CONDITIONS: No new snow on the ground. Mostly dry in general. Some campsites still closed. Water is still not on at pump sites. Two electrical loops open. Call Park office 719-748-3401 for more information on Park facilities.

WATER FLOW: 54.7 CFS IN 64.4 CFS OUT

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC #1: Spring has sprung and shoreline angling like this is heating up.

PIC # 2: Pretty, pretty, pretty!

PIC # 3: Power Bait Pink Flamingo garlic scented with glitter and Strawberry Limeade garlic scented with glitter available only at 11 Mile Marina in stock now.

PIC # 4: Getting ready for the Summer Season. Come visit our store or shop online for curbside pick up when boating season starts and hit the water without delay.

PIC # 5: Say goodbye to the 2025 Ice Fishing Season. It was a fun one Pic courtesy Justin G.

TROUT: GOOD: The lake is waiting on you and so are the ice off big Trout. Lots of action around the reservoir in general. All the baits are working at some point in time through out the day. Sundown always good. Fly and a Bubble on a spinning rod works well this time of year. Use at least a three foot leader off a clear water filled bubble and reel very very slowly or just let it sit. Power Baits in orange and Rainbow working well garlic doesn’t hurt. Woolly Buggers, egg and leach patterns on the fly. Tubes and marabous on the jig. Jointed Rapala J9 and 11 great this time of year and of course the Kastmaster. We have seen Chrome/Blue and GNR work well. Work a spot or walk the shore but definitely time to wet a line. Lots of fish being caught from stockers to lunkers 20 inches and up. Stop in for the latest updates on the hot baits.

KOKANEE SALMON: NO REPORT

NORTHERN PIKE:NO REPORT

EXCLUSIVE: From our distributor Hendrix Outdoors in Fallon, NV who brought us the Gulp Alive Flamingo Maggots we have in stock another exclusive of theirs which we began to carry last Summer and we have been told they still have the exclusive. Strawberry/Limeade Garlic scented with glitter and Pink Flamingo Garlic scented with glitter. Now catching fish!

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 02.22.25

February 22, 2025 by lawrence falk

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LOST AND FOUND: We have a very nice Cabela’s backpack full of tackle that was turned into us. Call to claim 719-748-0317

MARINA MARCH MADNESS: MARCH 8 The finale of the Colorado Classic. All fishing done at the North Shore area. A very large area. For CC participants there are hundreds of points to be won so don’t be discouraged if you don’t have any yet. In the past we have seen teams go from zero points to winning the final grand prize. It’s Madness!!! If you are not a CC participant this event is just plain FUN!!. Thousands of dollars in PRIZES Last contest saw 84 Teams signed up for al three events this has now increased to 94 teams of which all are eligible to win the Toyota Tacoma. SIGN UP NOW don’t miss out. This is a super fun event. Giving away Strike Master Augers, Eagle Claw Shelters, Vexilars and much much more

2025 EAGLE CLAW COLORADO CLASSIC ICE FISHING TOURNAMENT SERIES WIN A TOYOTA TACOMA Check out the CONTEST PAGE for 2025 rules and other info. SIGN UP NOW. Click BOOK NOW box follow prompts “register here”. Please read carefully when you sign up for all three, it is just one entry per team of two. elevenmile@hotmail.com with any questions or problems signing up. You can also sign up in the Marina store and save the fee charged by Peek Travel our backend reservation/contest system if you wish. Last year all three events sold out in the first week of January. We have always been at a 150 team limit and are able to increase to 160 this year. You do not have to be in all three. But if you choose to be in just one or two as many have done in the past it would be wise to sign up sooner rather than later. You must be in all three to qualify for the Final Grand Prize and Toyota Tacoma.

LETS GO CATCHING: Reservations now being taken for ice fishing Guide trips. Click the “RENTALS AND GUIDE” link top of page for details. We have been guiding on the ice since 1994. Experience counts. There are not tons of ice guides out there but there are some and most offer trips in the 6 to 8 hour range since they have to travel to get here and need to make it worth their wild. We are here at the lake and have found that if we can’t do it in 4 we can’t do it. Most of our Winter clients are first timers or still learning with a few making us an annual trip and some looking to learn more about Eleven Mile. Four hours on the ice is just about right for most people. We offer the ability to add time if the action is hot and heavy and you want to stay longer. call 719-748-0317 for your trip now.

JIGGING MACHINE AVAILABLE: $149.00 We have built few jigging machines for salmon fishing. After years of trying this that and the other thing we came up with a pretty good design and put a few together for ourselves and have a few extra. Call 719-748-0317 or stop in. Won’t last long!

WATERCRAFT RENTAL FOR SUMMER SEASON NOW OPEN: Click BOOK NOW box for 2025 summer season Pontoon and boat rentals currently available at 2024 rates. We know some of you are already planning ahead and we turned on the system for reservations.

SEASONAL SLIP AVAILABLE: We have two seasonal slips available. We have had some inquiries but the phone numbers fell off on message so if we didn’t call you back please try again. Season runs from June 15 to Sept 15 $1,500.00 email Larry at elevenmile@hotmail.com or call 719-748-0317 ask for Larry Thanks

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CURRENT CONDITIONS: ICE ON!!! Last week saw some really warm and windy conditions. Water started appearing at North Shore behind the Marina and from the boat dock to the skate rink was mostly open water for about 10 feet. This week saw a mostly unpredicted snow storm with almost one new foot of snow here ar the lake. We also saw some very nice cold temps with -20 showing it’s face this morning. All of the water refroze with some snow covering. If we can get a few more days of cold temps we should be fine for March Madness contest. Next week calls for warmer temps but time will tell. For now all systems go for contest at North Shore. If there is safe access somewhere along the shoreline the ice is still 15 plus inches almost 20 in spots. Caution advised anywhere you go.

ICE THICKNESS: 15 to 20 inches

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: 84 CFS IN 116 CFS OUT

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC # 1: Hello, I've been fishing at 11 mile for several years. This is my biggest trout ever! I caught this earlier today on a deadstick with a small pink jig. Thanks for all the tips and keeping up with the fishing reports! -Wally pic courtesy Wally K
PIC # 2: EXCLUSIVE: You will not be able to find these pink “FLAMINGO” maggots anywhere in Colorado accept at 11 Mile Marina. We heard from our Distributor Discount Tackle in Denver just got a few jars. Sure to be a hot ice fishing bait. Also Strawberry Limeade with Garlic scent Power Bait exclusively at the Marina and our online store. We ran out last Saturday waiting on delivery now.

KOKANEE SALMON:FAIR TO GOOD: Usually you can catch a couple but if you are at the right place at the right time limits can be had. Blue/Silver 3/8 Kastmaster was hot this past week. Use big spoons get it down fast when fish are in. 25 to 45 feet seems to be the dept they like in 60 feet of water. They are moving around for sure.

NORTHERN PIKE:FAIR TO GOOD: 8 to 10 feet of water still seems to be the sweet spot. Water dogs still seem to be their favorite but finding the bite time of the day is the trick. Finding the fish has not been the issue. Patience and presentation are the key. Big white tubes with a piece of sucker meat brings them in but boy they sure do like to look more than they like to eat sometimes. Stop in we will point out some spots on the map you might want to try.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 02.013.25

February 13, 2025 by lawrence falk

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MARINA MARCH MADNESS: MARCH 8 The finale of the Colorado Classic. All fishing done at the North Shore area. A very large area. For CC participants there are hundreds of points to be won so don’t be discouraged if you don’t have any yet. In the past we have seen teams go from zero points to winning the final grand prize. It’s Madness!!! If you are not a CC participant this event is just plain FUN!!. Thousands of dollars in prizes. Last contest saw 84 Teams signed up for al three events this has now increased to 94 teams of which all are eligible to win the Toyota Tacoma. SIGN UP NOW don’t miss out.

Full contest results and points standing will be posted soon. Gave away $9,285.00 Cash Presidents Weekend in store only sale and specials. 25% off all Ice fishing gear through Monday only. Power Bait Red, White and Blue Select, Regular and nuggets 50% off

Told Berkley that they are calling this stuff “unisex adult” which used to be Captain America. So they put Captain America back on the product description along with Trout DOUGH Bait but kept the “unisex adult” lol 50% off this weekend only!

CPW WINTER CARNIVAL: PRESIDENTS DAY WEEKEND SUNDAY FEBRUARY 16 Two years ago they had a very fun event with ice fishing seminars, games, ice skating and more. Last year saw a new Park Manager come on board in December and it was just a little too much to fast for Dan to tackle the event. But he is ready to rock and bring it back. Check Park FB page for details. 11 Mile Marina in cooperation with Ramps and Alleys Skate Shop from Salida will provide rental ice skates for FREE. Bring the kids have an ice time ICE SKATING RINK: NOW OPEN

TIME TO GO HARDWATER ANGLING

CURRENT CONDITIONS: ICE ON!!! Conditions were deteriorating quickly as very warm and windy conditions were on hand last week. Very cold temps have returned and ice is firm and doing well

ICE THICKNESS: 15 to 17 inches

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: 84 CFS IN 116 CFS OUT

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

PIC # 1: Jasson Palmer and his daughter Darla team P19 win Pro Division 3rd Place with 5.5lbs total weight for $230.00. If they were in the EDA Division they would have only won $55.00. Full contest results to be posted soon we did post on our FB page. PIC # 2: Everyday Angler Division Team # 48 Lonny Schoon and Aston Govdeau win the BFP paying $2,600.00 for a beautiful 6.7lb fish. They also won 1st Place paying $1,325.00 for a total weight 9.39lbs for two fish. Contest policy is if you win BFP and first Place that is an automatic polygraph which will be done Friday the 14th.

PIC #3: Team #64 EDA Marcus Noblisse and Christopher Huang score 3rd Place for $830.00 with a weight of 6.72lbs for two fish.
PIC # 4: EXCLUSIVE: You will not be able to find these pink “FLAMINGO” maggots anywhere in Colorado accept at 11 Mile Marina. We heard from our Distributor Discount Tackle in Denver just got a few jars. Sure to be a hot ice fishing bait. Also Strawberry Limeade with Garlic scent Power Bait exclusively at the Marina and our online store. We ran out last Saturday waiting on delivery now. PIC # 5: Prizes, prizes, prizes

PIC # 6: Prizes, prizes, prizes…how about a Vexilar FL- X12

TROUT: GOOD: Almost half the teams weighed in fish. They found them deep and shallow. A variety of baits were successful. Tube jigs, Kastmasters, Lazers Power Bait and nightcrawlers and more. Stop in for the latest info on hot baits.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 01.23.25

January 23, 2025 by lawrence falk

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HOURS: FRIDAY - MONDAY 8:00AM TO 4:00PM SATURDAY OPEN 7:30AM

SOUTHPARK ICE MASTERS: SAT FEB 8 SIGN UP NOW TROUT ONLY FISH ANYWHERE ON LAKE 2 fish heaviest weight 20% of field win cash. prizes prizes prizes

SOUTH PARK ICE MASTERS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: We could use a little help for the contest for on ice tournament officials/inspectors. We take good care of you with food and stuff and throw some cash your way for travel expenses. elevenmile@hotmail.com if you have an interest.

ICE SKATING RINK: NOW OPEN

TIME TO GO HARDWATER ANGLING

CURRENT CONDITIONS: ICE ON!!! Cold blustery conditions kept most at bay this past week. A few anglers are getting back at it with a break in the brutally cold temps. It will still be sub zero early morning but it has been warming up quickly. We are talking ice fishing and the ice is getting thicker. You can always check the live weather report from our weather station at the bottom of the report. No new snow. Roads are clear with some snow packed and icy spots.

ICE THICKNESS: 14” plus

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: 135 CFS IN 142 CFS OUT

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

LEAD POSTER PIC: Lonny Schoon did nice work on this photo shop with the pic of his winning fish taken in his garage after he got home. SEE FULL RESULTS ON CONTEST PAGE

PIC # 1: Virgil is a great ice fishermen. He has sent us a number of pics over the years from here at the Mile and has been on the Weekly Report before. Think he is at least a member of the three timers club. The key to his success is time on the ice. He puts in the hours with determination. He was really proud of this Brown he caught at Antero recently and sent me the pic. Totally a fish to be proud of. Reports are Antero has it’s moment but has slowed up just like here. pic courtesy Virgil A. PIC # 2: Sorry I can’t stop looking at this pic until I do the same. They’re out there! Inspirational lol. pic courtesy John I.
PIC # 3: EXCLUSIVE: You will not be able to find these pink “FLAMINGO” maggots anywhere in Colorado accept at 11 Mile Marina. We heard from our Distributor Discount Tackle in Denver just got a few jars. Sure to be a hot ice fishing bait. Also Strawberry Limeade with Garlic scent Power Bait exclusively at the Marina and our online store. We ran out last Saturday waiting on delivery now. PIC # 4: Nice one! Those Eleven Mile Pike are thick. pic courtesy Cole C.

TROUT: FAIR: North Shore Marina still seeing stocker action with occasional big fish being landed. Other areas that you might be use to have seen fewer fish and even fewer interested fish. Going small has been productive. Tiny Tots with half a meal worm or waxworm have done pretty good. Dead stick seems to be the best when using small micro jigs. Soft plastics like Sierra Slammers, tube jigs and paddle tail jigs have produced. The bigger tubes and paddle tails have not scared the bigger fish away. Bigger fish seen and caught in deeper water just below the ice. When we say deeper we are not talking about 25 feet we are talking more like 40 to 60 with the first 5 feet being where they are. It’s a hike but that’s where they are. Out from Rocking Chair in 40 feet, North Shore 40 to 60, Duck island 40 to 70 and Deer Island to Bouy line 60 to 80 feet just below the ice. That’s not to say you won’t see fish in shallow water but we have heard form frustrated anglers not doing well in their same old spots. You can’t fish the same spot all the time, with the same bait and expect the same results as early ice. We are into a real Winter now and it takes slightly more effort to locate the big ones.

KOKANEE SALMON:FAIR: There is still action out in the deep. No one has seen the production that the repeat pic shows but that does not mean its not possible. Most that have tried are coming away with 1 to 3 fish and stories about the ones that got away, so that is still encouraging. Swedish Pimples have done particularly well. The #5PFO and #3PFO are our favorites but it seems any Pimple will do pretty good as long as it has orange on it. We have an “Orange Ice” one that also does well tipped with the Gulp Maggot. You have to know the drill they often hit on the drop and it’s difficult for many to know when and how to set the hook. Takes practice. Plenty of Trout out there while your practicing. If you don’t have a jigging machine which is not a piece of equipment readily available at any stores make one. Come on in and we will show you ours. Very simple very effective…you can do it! We have tried over the years to sell ones made by others but generally they don’t produce enough to meet demand and then they quite. They do make a difference and dramatically increase your chances.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 01.16.25

January 16, 2025 by lawrence falk

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ITS A MLK HOLIDAY WEEKEND TIME TO HIT THE ICE CONTEST NOTES: There were 57 teams registered for just the Grand Slam out of 140 Colorado Classic teams. That means slots are available now for The South Park Ice Masters Feb 8. This is the Super bowl of Colorado ice fishing contests. In addition to big cash prizes there are bragging rights to this two Trout heaviest weight event with the awarding of the famous Masters Green Championship Jacket for both EDA and PRO Divisions. BIG FISH POT for single heaviest fish (100% payout) can easily be as high as $3,000.00 Lots of prizes at post contest BBQ and fun to be had by all. SIGN UP NOW by hitting the BOOK NOW box. FULL CONTEST RESULTS POSTED ON CONTEST PAGE

ICE SKATING RINK: NOW OPEN

TIME TO GO HARDWATER ANGLING

CURRENT CONDITIONS: ICE ON!!! They say its gong to get cold but it’s been cold here for weeks with an occasional mild day. Roads are clear with some snow packed and icy spots. Saturday contest day saw a super mild 27 degrees at check in (4:00AM). The day before was -27 and the day after was -22 in the early morning hours. When it’s that cold it might warm up to the low teens during the day. Weather reports have been inaccurate for here. It snows when it isn’t predicted and doesn’t when predicted. Basically Rocky Mountain winter weather. The cold like we have seen at the lake which is at the end of the South Park high altitude flats is rarely accurately predicted with temps in downtown Lake George at least 20 degrees warmer than the Mile. It was 30 degrees warmer in Divide this morning.

ICE THICKNESS: Ice generally looking to be 10” to 16” in most parts.

PARK OPEN 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: 135 CFS IN 142 CFS OUT

ELEVEN MILE STATE PARK IS IN THE SOUTH PARK NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

LEAD POSTER PIC: Lonny Schoon did nice work on this photo shop with the pic of his winning fish taken in his garage after he got home. SEE FULL RESULTS ON CONTEST PAGE

PIC # 1: Ryder Frazier of Team #119 Frazier/Frazier the father son duo coming in 4th in the EDA Trout Division in last weekends Grand Slam. See results on contest link. PIC # 2: Not caught in the contest but evidence that a good salmon bite is building momentum. Looks like three off a limit. Nice work. pic courtesy John I.
PIC # 3: EXCLUSIVE: You will not be able to find these pink “FLAMINGO” maggots anywhere in Colorado accept at 11 Mile Marina. We heard from our Distributor Discount Tackle in Denver just got a few jars. Sure to be a hot ice fishing bait. Also Strawberry Limeade with Garlic scent Power Bait exclusively at the Marina and our online store. We ran out last Saturday waiting on delivery now. PIC # 4: Not from contest just an everyday angler that stopped by the Marina Store for some guidance. PIC # 5: Nice Pike being weighed in at last weekends Grand Slam. See contest link for full results.

TROUT: FAIR TO GOOD: The catching was a mixed bagged for the contest with the biggest Trout being 5.49lbs. Any Trout over 5 pounds is a big fish in our book and there were a few in that range weighed in. Lots of fish in the 17 and 18 inch category. Lots of stockers in the North Shore area but they are spreading out. They do draw in big fish to say the least and it’s a numbers game. Catch a bunch of little ones and then pop the trophy. Lots of baits are working. Sierra Slammers have done well or any crappie type or larger tube jig. Nightcrawlers and spawn sacks fished off the bottom have also done well. Shallow water is not always best but a good bet. Plenty of big fish in deeper water right below the ice.

SPAWN SACKS: In general these are productive baits at Eleven Mile for big fish. We sell a variety of Trout eggs that can legally be used. Colorado CPW regulations prohibit the use of spawn from a Trout or Salmon caught in the wild anywhere in Colorado. Because we cannot prove without a genetic test that someone mixed wild caught eggs with store bought we have made the use of sacks in general prohibited in the contests this year. You can still use a single salmon egg on small snell hook but no sacks of any kind. We do sell Pautzke Trout eggs that can be used in a sack anytime legally but not if you are in the contest. We do sell a Pautzke Spawn Sac Tyer. You can tie your own, a good investment or we do have some pre tied in a cup of three.

KOKANEE SALMON:FAIR: Although the contest saw limited fish weighed in other days before and after the contest have seen some folk get it on. For those trekking to Deer Island you will find smaller fish. For those trekking to Duck Island you’ll find minimal if any fish. For those trekking North Shore from the Marina you will find a variety of sizes with bigger ones to be had. Swedish Pimple, Kastmasters, Thomas Bouyants tipped with a Flamingo Maggot, Meal or Wax worm. A little stink on the worm never hurts. Look to 15 to 40 feet. We all use jigging machines with your choice of pop gear. We like Green Rainbow.

NORTHERN PIKE: GOOD: You wouldn’t know it by the fish weighed in at the contest but action has been pretty steady and good. A fish that weighed 0.45oz won money. It looks like the bait of choice is waterdogs as numerous anglers have returned after buying one or two only to have them robbed by a Pike. Shallow water of 8 to 10 feet seems to be the preferred depth no matter where you go. Stop in for the latest info.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 10.17.24

October 16, 2024 by lawrence falk

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“ITS ABOUT THE CATCHING”

OFF SEASON HOURS: SATURDAY 08.00 - 6:00PM SUNDAY 8:00AM -4:00PM MONDAY 8:00AM - 4:00PM FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00PM CLOSED TUESDAY -WED- THURSDAY UNLESS WE ARE HERE.

WEBSITE WOAHS: Sorry but we have been off line a few days. Working on a new site but were not ready apparently and have had all kinds of tech issues. Looking forward to a new Square site that will have our entire inventory available online with an eye toward “curbside” pick up this Winter. Order you meal worms, Lazers and whatever and have them waiting for you so you can hit the ice. Not so sure all the glitches are fixed still working on things. Thanks for your support.

2025 EAGLE CLAW COLORADO CLASSIC ICE FISHING TOURNAMENT SERIES Have been getting lots of inquiries THANK YOU!! Dates are January 11, Feb 8, March 8 we should have sign up on line ready by mid November.

CURRENT CONDITIONS: Fantastic Fall weather continues and the bite is heating up as the water temp cools. Lake is open to boating until October 31. Water level down just a little and water clarity an issue on the West end lots of crud but not the East. Both ramps at North Shore open. Witchers Cove closed for the season. Weather forecasting colder temps but no real snow accumulation expected. We’ll see but colder weather and a little snow good for hunting and fishing. With Spinney closed and great weather the Park saw a one boat in one boat out policy in place for almost two hours on Saturday. That’s pretty unheard of for past Octobers.

SPINNEY CLOSED TO BOATING FOR SEASON

WATER TEMP: 55

LAKE OPEN TO CATCHING: 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: CFS 53.1 IN 93.7 CFS OUT

BOAT RENTAL: Still available reservations highly recommended. Less equipment available as we winterize and wrap it up. The weekend of Oct 26-27 will be our last boat rentals

RENTAL BOAT FOR SALE: We have one used 2014 16’ Lund Adventure Series boat and 15HP Yamaha motor available to purchase. Does not include trailer $1499.00 obo. These 16’ Lunds are great fishing boats for this lake. Call 719-748-0317 for additional info or appointment

THE PARK IN OFF SEASON AND WINTER: Eleven Mile is a wonderful place to visit in the Fall and Winter. The Summer crowds become a memory and serenity sets in. The scenery and wildlife are most enjoyable and the fishing and catching are great. This October is starting off with spectacular weather and some pretty darn good catches.

Ice normally tends to arrive in coves and on the West end first. We generally don’t see much until mid to late November. It is rare to ice fish on Thanksgiving but it has happened. Look to early December if we are lucky. Last year saw Eleven Mile with pretty good ice compared to most places. We are getting our ice fishing offerings on the store floor. Stop in for a pre ice fishing chat. We have our Ice Lazers and Tiny Tots on display now. Only available at the Marina since we make them ourselves.

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PIC # 1: Gunker of the night. pic courtesy I.Torres

PIC # 2: Dreyson was on fire catching the two great fish. pic courtesy D. Depetro

PIC # 3: The big ones are biting too! 18.5lbs Trophy time

PIC # 4: A lucky night for those at the right spot at the right time as a solar storm brought the Northern Lights to Colorado. This was from Witchers Cove. pic courtesy C. Craveiro

KOKANEE SALMON: POOR: No good reports beyond fish moving up river.

NORTHERN PIKE: VERY GOOD TO EXCELLENT: Lots of great fish being caught. Bite times vary but late morning through most of the day have seen moments of greatness. You might even get an early morning one. No need to run West they are biting all over the lake. We like Howbert, Witchers Cove and East Bay. Sticks, spoons, streamer flies and tube jig have all produced. You might want to give the Rapala X-Rap a try in the Clown pattern size 8, 10 or 12.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 10.10.24

October 09, 2024 by lawrence falk

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“ITS ABOUT THE CATCHING”

OFF SEASON HOURS: SATURDAY 08.00 - 6:00PM SUNDAY 8:00AM -4:00PM MONDAY 8:00AM - 4:00PM FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00PM CLOSED TUESDAY -WED- THURSDAY UNLESS WE ARE HERE.

SPINNEY CLOSED TO BOATING FOR SEASON: CPW closed the boat ramps at Spinney officially for the season 1/2 hour after sundown on Tuesday October 8 due to low water levels. Same thing happened last year and although more notice may have been nice they can’t predict how flows go and draw downs happen. Hand carry only through October 31. Plenty of shoreline calling your name.

WATER TEMP: 55

LAKE OPEN TO CATCHING: 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: CFS 53.1 IN 93.7 CFS OUT

BOAT RENTAL: Still available reservations highly recommended. Less equipment available as we winterize and wrap.

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PIC # 1: A traditional father/son Eleven Mile October fishing trip for the last ten years. They normally get a Lund for three full days but this year they decided it would be a good idea to get a Pontoon on the last day and take the ladies. It was a great move. We call this pic The Lancaster Lunkers!

PIC # 2: There has been a lot of lamenting anglers complaining that Spinney has been slow. Guess you should have been there on the closing day. The kind of fish they were catching.

PIC # 3: Meanwhile back at the Mile!!!

PIC # 4: Sundowner. Black Marabou jig.

KOKANEE SALMON: POOR: No good reports beyond fish moving up river.

NORTHERN PIKE:GOOD TO VERY GOOD: Strong bite continues and improves. Lots of medium size 28 to 31 inches. Bigger ones on the prowl and starting to attack. Big Sticks, and spoons doing well. Work 6 to 18 feet Rocky Flats, Stoll Mountain, Howbert Point and Witchers Cove. Many areas around the lake are seeing great Pike action and you don’t need a boat. Good numbers being caught from shore too. Lots of baits of different baits are working.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 10.03.24

October 03, 2024 by lawrence falk

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“ITS ABOUT THE CATCHING

OFF SEASON HOURS: SATURDAY 08.00 - 6:00PM SUNDAY 8:00AM -4:00PM MONDAY 8:00AM - 4:00PM FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00PM CLOSED TUESDAY -WED- THURSDAY UNLESS WE ARE HERE.

CURRENT CONDITIONS: Fall weather couldn’t be better. Colors still strong but slightly past peak with bear trees here and there as to be expected. It has not been terribly cold at night with low 30’s certainly not what we consider cold and highs have been in high 70’s low 80’s. Park has turned off the water at pumps. Campsites are open. Witchers Cove boat ramp is closed for the season.

WATER TEMP: 57/58

LAKE OPEN TO CATCHING: 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: CFS 169 IN 108 CFS OUT

BOAT RENTAL: Still available reservations highly recommended. Less equipment available as we winterize and wrap.

WATER CLARITY: The west end is improving although there are plenty of weeds floating around. Points East are good.

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PIC # 1: Susan gets her trophy on a Marina guide trip

PIC # 2: His personal best here at Eleven Mile

PIC # 3: And fishing from shore has been pretty hot! This was October 2. Pic courtesy D. Martin

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TROUT:GOOD: The bite has been picking up from boat and shore. Lots of great fish being landed. Mostly Cuttbows ranging 15 to 24 inches. As Fall sets in the bite can be anytime. Early and mid mornings have been good. There has also been a pretty strong afternoon bite. Lots of baits are working but colors and patterns vary sometimes daily. Trollers see activity on green rainbow cowbells, lead core with Tas Devils, downriggers with Rapalas and Macks or Kastmaster presentations. Drifting bait for those so inclined has seen some big ones on nightcrawlers/mallows and power baits. Shore anglers doing equally as well with Sunrise and Sunset the best.

KOKANEE SALMON: POOR: No good reports beyond fish moving up river.

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11 MILE MARINA WEEKLY FISHING REPORT 09.26.24

September 25, 2024 by lawrence falk

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“ITS ABOUT THE CATCHING

OFF SEASON HOURS: SATURDAY 08.00 - 6:00PM SUNDAY 8:00AM -5:00PM MONDAY 8:00AM - 4:00PM FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00PM CLOSED TUESDAY -WED- THURSDAY UNLESS WE ARE HERE.

CURRENT CONDITIONS: Fall foliage is in high gear and colors abound. Looks like peak weekend. Park Visitor Center showers, bathrooms and laundry closed for the season. Witchers Cove boat ramp is closed for the season. North Shore boat ramps open half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset. Most campsites are open. All electric sites open. Morning temps in the 30’s daytime 70’s and up. Weekend weather report looks great.

WATER TEMP: 57

LAKE OPEN TO CATCHING: 24/7/365

WATER FLOW: CFS 104 IN 103 CFS OUT

BOAT RENTAL: still available reservations highly recommended.

WATER CLARITY: It’s a mixed bag. The West end is pretty bad. Lots of crud in the water. But it seems to be concentrated there with the rest of the lake seeing better conditions.

FALL/WINTER SEASONS: As Fall officially begins on Sunday the 22nd and the countdown begins for ice fishing, anticipation grows for the next phase of catching here at Eleven Mile. We love Fall. The colors, the mild days, crisp nights, no crowds and the catching. As the water temp drops the fish move into better eat now before it gets cold mode. People talk about the lake “turning over” and indeed there is time when the water towards the surface gets cold and the water below is still fairly warm. Then it inverts and organic crud from the bottom rises to the top. Prior to that the catching is typically very good. That generally is now until the middle of October. Conditions vary of course based on what Mother Nature decides to do. If a trophy fish is on your bucket list, now is the time to put in some casts.

Ice normally tends to arrive in coves and on the West end first. We generally don’t see much until mid November. It is rare to ice fish on Thanksgiving but it has happened. Look to early December if we are lucky. We are already getting our ice fishing offerings on the store floor. Stop in for a pre ice fishing chat. We have our Ice Lazers and Tiny Tots on display now. Only available at the Marina since we make them ourselves.

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PIC # 1: It’s one thing to catch a 37” 16.59lbs Northern Pike its quite another to catch it out of a canoe. It takes a team. Big Rapala lots of patience and skill.

PIC # 2: Many happy anglers scoring Pike like this.

PIC # 3: Deer on Goose Island

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TROUT:FAIR TO GOOD: Its still hit and miss. A bad bite day followed by a stellar day. Mostly Cuttbows ranging from 16” to 23”. Trolling is also hit and miss. The trick is changing up. One day something is hot and the next day it is not. Same with tube jigs. One day white is hot and the next it gets skunked. Changing up can’t be stressed enough. And when all else fails break out the nightcrawlers or Power Bait/Fire Bait. Afternoon has seen surprising good luck. Wind is better for the bite than calm.

KOKANEE SALMON: POOR: No news is bad news. Try if you like always worth a shot but much effort little benefit.

NORTHERN PIKE: VERY GOOD: Strong bite continues. Lots of medium size 28 to 31 inches. Bigger ones on the prowl and starting to attack. Big Sticks, and spoons doing well. Work 6 to 18 feet Rocky Flats, Stoll Mountain, Howbert Point and Witchers Cove. Many areas around the lake are seeing great Pike action and you don’t need a boat. Good numbers being caught from shore too. Lots of baits of different baits are working.

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