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Colorado Splake
This fast-growing brook trout/lake trout hybrid is a good fighting fish that prefers colder water like lake trout do. You may be able to reach this fish with conventional or fly tackle in the spring o...
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Colorado Fish Species

Black Bullhead
Black Crappie
Blue Catfish
Bluegill
Bluehead sucker
Brook Trout
Brown Trout
Channel Catfish
Colorado River Cutthroat
Common Carp
Creek Chub
Cutbow Trout
Cutthroat Trout
Flannelmouth Sucker
Flathead Catfish
Flathead Chub
Freshwater Drum
Gizzard Shad
Golden Shiner
Goldfish
Grass Carp
Grayling
Green Sunfish
Greenback Cutthroat
Hybrid Striped Bass(wiper/palmetto)
Kokanee
Lake Chub
Lake Trout
Largemouth Bass
Longear Sunfish
Longnose Sucker
Mountain Whitefish
Northern Pike
Orangespotted Sunfish
Pumpkinseed
Rainbow Trout
Redear Sunfish
River Carpsucker
Roundtail Chub
Rudd
Sauger
Saugeye
Smallmouth Bass
Splake
Spottail Shiner
Spotted Bass
Striped Bass
Suckermouth Catfish
Sunfish (Bream)
Tiger Muskie
Tiger Trout
Walleye
White Bass
White Crappie
White Sucker
Yellow Perch

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FishExplorer Lakes with Splake
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Splake
This fast-growing brook trout/lake trout hybrid is a good fighting fish that prefers colder water like lake trout do. You may be able to reach this fish with conventional or fly tackle in the spring or fall when shallow water temperatures are more conducive. Splake are predators and feed on other small fish in the lake. Many of the same techniques and strategies used on lake trout and brook trout will be effective when fishing for splake. It is difficult to tell the difference between a splake and a lake trout. The most telling signs are that splake have a tri-colored ventral fin, which are the fins beneath the belly, and it has a semi-forked tail unlike the square tail of a brook trout or a deep-forked tail of a laker.



Most Recent Splake Forum Posts
splake tips? 04.05.13 by Bluefish99
Two firsts in one day! 09.24.12 by Shorecastn
took the conoe out 06.12.12 by smc
antero is not dead! 04.10.12 by culinarypunk
Splake caught at Antero 01.10.12 by fishrunner
My first splake in CO!!! 04.04.11 by Salmonslayer11b
Gross Res. Lakers And Splake 03.04.11 by jig head
Splake in Horsetooth? 11.06.10 by Luca
A couple of firsts 09.29.10 by Duckbutter
Splake Articles, Blogs, & Podcasts
Blog: A Day in the Life.. 05.05.13 by Alan Peak
Blog: Spring Cleaning... 03.30.13 by Alan Peak
Blog: The Flies Spin Guys Need 03.01.13 by Alan Peak
Blog: Swag.. 02.26.13 by Alan Peak
Blog: Fight, Flight or Freeze? 01.12.13 by Alan Peak
Blog: Toddler on the Fly 12.09.12 by Alan Peak
Blog: On The Cheap 11.11.12 by Alan Peak
Blog: Boomerang Tool Co. Grip 11.07.12 by Joshua Christensen
Blog: DIY No Drill Removable Kayak Fish FInder 09.29.12 by Joshua Christensen
Blog: Tiger Trout 09.24.12 by Alan Peak
Colorado Splake Photos by Fish Explorer Members
by jimx5000 - by jogger1987 - by reconfisher - My first splake ever finally! by bigfishslayer41 - caugh two splake and one lake trout
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