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Fifth Lake - RMNP

Near Estes Park

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Fish Species in Fifth Lake - RMNP:

Colorado River Cutthroat

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Fifth Lake - RMNP
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Rocky Mountain National Park 1000 Highway 36 Estes Park, CO 80517-8397 970-586-1206	Log in to view full details on lakes and rivers on FishExplorer.com...

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From Steve Schweitzer's A Fly Fishing Guide To Rocky Mountain National Park, flyfishingrmnp.com:

The diminutive size of the stream from Fifth Lake may fool you, but don't skip this water until you carefully peruse the deepest holding area for Colorado cutthroat, especially during spawn time - the latter half of June and first half of July. The lake fishes more consistently with streamers ... Log in for additional details...

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From Steve Schweitzer's A Fly Fishing Guide To Rocky Mountain National Park, flyfishingrmnp.com: On the east side of Grand Lake is the East Inlet Trailhead. Don't be deceived by the moderately easy hike for the first few miles of this trail. From 2.5 miles in, the trail gains significant altitude to all fishing destinations throughout. For the first two miles, the trail gradually climbs along East Inlet Creek, offering plenty of opportunity to fish near the trail. Only a third of a mile from the trailhead is picturesque Adams Falls, which is a big draw much of the trail traffic drops off from here. From Cat's Lair campsite to Lone Pine Lake, the trail breaks into a steep climb of roughly 1000 foot elevation gain over two miles. For the next 3.5 miles to just before Fourth Lake, the altitude gain is relatively flat, only gaining approximately 500 feet. The last six tenths of a mile to Fifth Lake gains 400 feet in altitude.

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Recent Related Content Rocky Mountain National Park Waters Added (blog) 05.17.14 by Tom McInerney More Waters, More Fishing, More Fun (blog) 02.20.14 by Tom McInerney Go to Forum... Go to Blogs...		Fifth - RMNP Master Angler Awards Aggregated Master Angler records are available for FxR+ subscribers. No Master Angler records were found on FishExplorer associated with Fifth Lake - RMNP.
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