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Fishing hot spot: Trinidad Reservoir

Published October 7, 2008 at 10:10 p.m.

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* Why here? The reservoir offers potentially good fishing for a mix of warm- and cold-water fish species, including walleyes, trout, bass, perch and catfish amid uncrowded state-park amenities.

* What's hot? Fishing has been excellent for walleyes and perch.

* Tackle box: For walleyes, jigs, crankbaits and worm harnesses; for perch, jigs and worms; for trout, typical baits and lures; for bass, spinnerbaits and soft-plastic lures; for catfish, night crawlers and prepared baits.

* Best times: Mornings and late afternoons.

* How to get there: From Denver, head south on Interstate 25 to Trinidad. Turn west on Colorado 12 and proceed 31/2 miles to the state-park entrance.

* Ask the experts: Lake Trinidad State Park, 1-719-846-6951.

* Fishing report: For the Colorado Division of Wildlife's complete fishing report, visit RockyMountain News.com/fishing-report.

* Fish tales: Show off photos of fish you've caught. Go to Rocky MountainNews.com/your-space/ and click on "Landing the Big One."

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